📣Physical copies of Issue 4 arrived. Our friends at East Van Graphics killed it again! The line work POPS on this cover 😍 We do limited print runs, so grab a copy on our website while you can (link in bio)! As always, digital and audio versions are also available. Cover: "Flowers" by Ro Diamant

Please share 🙏❤️ We need help gathering funds to keep Eavesdrop running. No amount is too small! We have physical & PWYC digital copies of the magazine for sale. Check out the slides for more ways to support, freely & financially. THANK YOU!! eavesdropmagazine.ca/shop #canlit #queerart #poetry

Issue 5 submissions are open🔥 Join our resistance with poetry, CNF, fiction, plays, visual art, comics, and spoken word by submitting before 11:59 pm PST on September 8th. Open internationally! Free to submit. Learn more and submit at www.eavesdropmagazine.ca/submissions #canlit #submit #writing

We're excited to announce the Resist poetry contest shortlist & winners! First Place: “rejoinder” by Daniel Mohr Second Place: “Alternating Forms” by Jodie Whitchurch Third Place: “Femme poem 10: a void” by Claudia Kindrachuk Congratulations to the winners, and thank you to everyone who submitted❤️

Issue 4 is here! ✨ Shadows from beyond. Heroic comics. Mothers upon mothers. Betta fish. Girlhood romance. Jackasses. Best friendships created and dissolved. All this and more in the Echoes issue of Eavesdrop. Check it out at eavesdropmagazine.ca/issue-4 Cover image: “Flowers” by Rotem Diamant

The final talk series presentation with Lucía M. Polis @jlrbpress.ca takes place at 7 pm PST on July 14th. Virtual & Free! Her presentation is titled "History, Memory, Trauma: Poetry and Publishing as Mutable Historiography of Self." 🌈 Learn more & register at eavesdropmagazine.ca/workshops❤️

Heather's talk will take place on July 7th at 7 pm PST. Virtual & Free! This week's presentation will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of being a freelance artist from the perspective of a professional illustrator and graphic designer. Learn more & register at eavesdroppmagazine.ca/workshops

Upcoming queer reading event in Duncan, BC 🌈🌻 Join us for an afternoon of performances, refreshments, and BBQ fun while raising funds for artists in your community! To learn more or register to read, please visit www.eavesdropmagazine.ca/events #vancouverisland #queer #spokenword

Announcing our first talk series artist: Claire Miller-Harder ✨ Claire's talk on Erasure Poetry will take place on June 9th at 7 pm PST. Free & virtual! Learn more and register at www.eavesdropmagazine.ca/workshops #poetry #writingcommunity #writers

Deadline extended for our int'l "Resist" poetry contest As Pride approaches, and as the world continues to hate, hurt, and oppress queer people, we want to give folks more time to find their voice, hone their rage, and express their resistance to the regression of progress. Submit by June 18th.

This summer, we're hosting a virtual workshop series. We'll talk about craft, visit prompts, and create work ready to read. Preference goes to emerging queer writers on Vancouver Island, but everyone is welcome to apply. Learn more & apply at www.eavesdropmagazine.ca/workshops #poetry #writing

The "resist" poetry contest seeks action, passion, rage, and stories that uplift those looking for hope. Open internationally. All subs eligible for publication. Guest judged by the wonderful Sophie Crocker, author of "Brat." Learn more at eavesdropmagazine.ca #poetry #literature #spokenword

The submission deadline for our lore issue has been extended by one week! Send us your mythology, folklore, legends, creatures, heroes, monsters, and anything in between by March 17th. Learn more and submit online at www.eavesdropmagazine.ca #poetry #prose #submit #writing #mythology

Submissions are open until March 10th! The theme of our next issue “Echoes” is lore. Mythology, folklore, legends, creatures, heroes, monsters, and more. Feel free to get creative with your interpretation of this theme—we want to see how you make it yours. Learn more/submit www.eavesdropmagazine.ca

Unanswered calls. The skin of an algorithm. Bees, bulbs, and bad lawn care practices. Fruit. Fear. The mouthful of a cinnamon bun. Death, maybe. Primal humanity: desire, lust, passion. Love. Purchase handmade copies, browse, & listen at eavesdropmagazine.ca/issue-3 Cover: “Nêhiyaw” by Bada Jean.