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On the vagaries of spring in Edmonton, and the associated workplace hazards

Yesterday – ah yesterday must be remembered sweetly by any who woke in Edmonton today, myself included. There was an unpleasant gift waiting for Edmontonians this morning; in many places frozen slush several inches deep topped sidewalks and roadways, accompanied by gusting and unpredictable winds. These conditions conspired to take me from my bike to [...]

Alice Major Launches Memory’s Daughter

We hosted Alice’s launch at Greenwoods this year. Alice did a remarkable reading. The poems in Memory’s Daughter are so intimate, and yet she was able to perform them for us with both dignity and aplomb. There was a wonderful turnout. It was April Fool’s Day and the start of Poetry Month. We had some [...]

Elbows-deep in Edmonton Poetry Festival

Scan the roster of this year’s Edmonton Poetry Festival and you will see a line up of tremendous talent from across Canada, and beyond. Peer a little deeper and you may notice that several of this year’s performers are either UAP authors or UAP staff. It’s not entirely uncommon for university presses to publish poetry. [...]

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