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Now you can, online! http://www.malahatreview.ca/jack_hodgins_award/2009_winner.html The Malahat Review is pleased to announce that this year’s recipient of the Jack Hodgins Founders’ Award for Fiction is Sarah L. Taggart of Vancouver, for her short story “Deaf,” which appeared in the Summer 2008 issue. Taggart’s award-winning story was chosen for this prestigious award by Steven Heighton. http://www.malahatreview.ca/pk_page_award/2009_winner.html The Malahat Review is pleased that the winner of this year’s P. K. Page Founders’ Award for Poetry is Shane Rhodes of Ottawa for his poem, “For Donnie Peters (1964-1999),” which appeared in the Summer 2008 issue. Shane Rhodes’ award-winning poem was chosen for this prestigious award by Harold Rhenisch. http://www.malahatreview.ca/announcements/malahat_author_wins.html Anne Sanow has won one of The United States’ most prestigious awards for her book of short stories, Slow Stately Dance in Triple Time. Her short story, “Rub al-Khali,” which was published in our Winter 2006 issue (#157) is included in the collection. http://www.malahatreview.ca/announcements/constance.html The Malahat Review mourns Constance Rooke, who served as our Fiction Editor in 1982, and Editor from 1983-1992. http://www.malahatreview.ca/creative_non-fiction_prize/2008_winner.html The Malahat Review has announced the 2008 Creative Non-Fiction Prize. Read more here! http://www.malahatreview.ca/documents/malahat_lite/164.pdf There's a new Malahat lite out. Why aren't you reading it already? http://www.malahatreview.ca/announcements/poll_winner.html The Malahat Review has announced the winner of the survey contest. Read more here! http://www.malahatreview.ca/announcements/national_mag_award08_wins.html Malahat writers won big at the National Magazine Awards, taking two awards in the poetry category. Read more here! http://www.malahatreview.ca/announcements/job_circ_manager.html The Malahat Review is looking for a Circulation Manager. View the posting here! http://www.malahatreview.ca/announcements/national_mag_award08.html Malahat Review contributors Anne Compton, Aurian Haller and Matthew J. Trafford have been nominated in the 2007 National Magazine Awards! http://www.malahatreview.ca/novella_contest/2008_winner.html The winner of the 2008 Novella Prize Winner has been announced! Thanks to all who entered! http://www.malahatreview.ca/announcements/magcab2008_announcement.html Come celebrate B.C. Book and Magazine Week at The Victoria Magazine Cabaret! http://www.malahatreview.ca/jack_hodgins_award/2008_winner.html Jack Hodgins Founders' Award for Fiction winner announced! http://www.malahatreview.ca/pk_page_award/2008_winner.html P.K. Page Founders' Award for Poetry winner announced! http://malahatreview.ca/announcements/poll_announcement.html The Malahat Review wants to know what you think! We have posted a survey on the QuestionPro web site at http://www.questionpro.com/akira/TakeSurvey?id=862616. We want Malahat lovers to go there and complete it. Your welcome participation will help us make our magazine even more of a reading pleasure than it is already, and will enable us to serve the interests of contemporary Canadian and international writing with even greater focus. If you wish, at the end of the survey, you may enter your name into a draw for a copy of The Malahat Review’s limited edition broadside of P. K. Page’s extraordinary National Magazine Award-winning poem, “Deaf-Mute in a Pear Tree.” This handsome example of fine printing by Porcupine’s Quill is signed by the author. The winner will be notified on May 1, 2008, and his or her name announced on our web site. And thanks in advance for your help! http://malahatreview.ca/announcements/cnf_announcement.html The Malahat Review is pleased to announce that starting with its Summer 2008 issue it will publish at least one work of creative-non fiction in every issue. Please submit your previously unpublished works of creative nonfiction for the consideration of the Creative Non-fiction Board. No restrictions as to subject matter or approach apply. For example, a submission may be personal essay, memoir, cultural criticism, nature writing, or literary journalism. We are looking for highly original submissions that range in length from between 1,000 to 3,500 words. Please specify the number of words in the story submitted. http://malahatreview.ca/bcgreen_contest/2007_announcement.html The life of the mind provides us with infinite ways to relate to the planet. Understanding the complexity of our relationship to it is today’s single most important issue. In 2008, to mark British Columbia’s sesquicentennial, The Malahat Review will devote its Winter issue to the Green Imagination. http://malahatreview.ca/creative_non-fiction_prize/2007_winner.html The Malahat Review congratulates Vaia Barkas, the winner of its inaugural Creative Non-Fiction Prize. The Whitehall, Montana, writer's entry, "Blind Spot," was chozen by Merilyn Simonds. http://malahatreview.ca/creative_non-fiction_prize/2007_winner.html The Malahat Review congratulates Vaia Barkas, the winner of its inaugural Creative Non-Fiction Prize. The Whitehall, Montana, writer's entry, "Blind Spot," was chozen by Merilyn Simonds. http://malahatreview.ca/bcgreen_contest/2007_announcement.html In 2008, to mark British Columbia’s sesquicentennial, The Malahat Review will devote its Winter issue to the Green Imagination. Submissions of poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and book reviews that engage with the idea of B.C. by residents and non-residents are welcome. http://malahatreview.ca/issues/160.html Issue No. 160, A celebration of Robin Skelton http://malahatreview.ca/at_forty.html The Malahat Review celebrates its fortieth year in print this October and also marks the tenth anniversary of the death of Robin Skelton, the magazine’s co-founder and long-time editor. To celebrate Skelton’s and the magazine’s achievements, we are publishing a tribute issue in Fall 2007 (issue no. 160) in his honour and are staging a literary festival at the University of Victoria and around the city of Victoria. http://www.facebook.com http://malahatreview.ca//novella_contest/info.html Deadline: February 1, 2008 http://malahatreview.ca/far_horizons_poetry/info.html Deadline: May 1, 2008 http://malahatreview.ca/creative_non-fiction_prize/info.html Deadline: August 1, 2008