File F-177-03 - Event Magazine - Creative Nonfiction Contest #2 - 1989 Vol. 18 No. 3 (Applicants - April-May 1989)

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Event Magazine - Creative Nonfiction Contest #2 - 1989 Vol. 18 No. 3 (Applicants - April-May 1989)

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F-177-03

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  • January 1989 - April 1989 (Creation)
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    EVENT Magazine
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    Predominantly April 1989

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(1971 -)

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EVENT is a literary magazine that publishes fiction, poetry, non-fiction, notes on writing, and book reviews by emerging and established writers. It was founded in 1971 due in large part to the efforts of creative writing professor David Evanier, who was also the magazine's first editor. Associate editors were made up of faculty from the Department of English and Communications.

When Kwantlen College was formed in 1981, responsibility for EVENT shifted to that institution, which is where key faculty involved with the publication had been re-assigned. When Kwantlen announced its plans to cease funding EVENT at the end of the 1984-85 fiscal year, then-editor Leona Gom launched a campaign to save the publication. Readers, past contributors, and other members of the Canadian literary community rallied to the cause and Douglas College agreed to take back control for the magazine in 1985.

Contributors to EVENT have included writers like Gordon Pinsent, Carol Shields, Susan Musgrave, Madeleine Thien, Timothy Taylor, and Alistair MacLeod. The magazine has also been the recipient of numerous National Magazine Awards and Western Magazine Awards.

Past editors include: David Evanier (1971-1973), Robert W. Lowe (1974-1975), Monica Ochs (1975), Rona Murray (1975), John Levin (1976-1980), Leona Gom (1980-1984), Dale Zieroth (1983-1986), Calvin Wharton (1997-2001), Cathy Stonehouse (2001-2004), Billeh Nickerson (2004-2007), Rick Maddocks (2007-2010), Elizabeth Bachinsky (2011-2014), Ian Cockfield (2014), and Shashi Bhat (2015- ).

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File consists of applicant letters and accompanying internal critical assessments by EVENT staff. These submissions were for EVENT's Creative Nonfiction Contest in 1989. The actual pieces of writing were not retained.

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  • Box: 177