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National Poetry Month breakfast with Margaret Christakos

Apr 1

National Poetry Month launches in Toronto with breakfast and readings by Margaret Christakos (What Stirs) and Sue Sinclair (Breaker) on Wednesday, April 1 at Ben McNally Books (366 Bay Street). The shortlists for the Gerald Lampert Award and the Pat Lowther Award will also be announced. Meet and mingle with the poets, hear the readings and take part in the Q&A Session at this free event.

Schedule:
9:00 a.m.: Meet and mingle.

Location: 
Ben McNally Books
366 Bay Street
Toronto, ON
Canada
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Pat Lowther Award Jury Comments on Sooner
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Pat Lowther Award Jury

Margaret Christakos' Sooner compresses, collapses, and commingles a multi-narrative thread as a paean to and reflection of urban dystopia from an outsider's close observation. Through onomatopoeic prose poems, run-on couplets, columns, cadences, and concrete/typographical poetry, Christakos alchemizes a new genre perfectly honed for capturing the post-modern cityscape in all its diversity. As linguistic trailblazer, Christakos catalyzes the reader to consider poetic language beyond the traditional metaphor, cadence, and so on.

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