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Tag Archives: The Essential Travis Lane
Breaking Contest News! Win a 5-Book Maritime Poets Prize Pack
Our friends over at Open Book are hosting a fabulous contest featuring your chance to win five poetry books from the Porcupine’s Quill. These books are all part of the Essential Poets series, but you might not know that they all feature writers … Continue reading
Breaking Contest News: Win 3 PQL Books at Open Book!
Quill friends, this is a public service announcement! Our friends over at Open Book are hosting a great little contest featuring not one, not two, but THREE Porcupine’s Quill poetry titles. Mosey on over to Open-Book.ca to enter to win … Continue reading
Book Bundle Giveaway: Essential Women Poets
As you probably know, we’re pretty big into National Poetry Month here at the Porcupine’s Quill. Every year for the past few years we’ve been tweeting out our #PQLPoemADay and organizing a book bundle giveaway to meet your literary needs … Continue reading
PQL Holiday Giveaway #2: For the Poetry Fan
Looks like our last holiday giveaway was a hit, so let’s keep this ball rolling! Thanks to everyone who entered to win Trudeau: La Vie en Rose, and don’t worry—if you’ve already liked, subscribed or followed from the last go … Continue reading
Featured Poetry: The Essential Travis Lane
I have a genuine admiration for the rogues out there—those who don’t necessarily ‘play the game’ but who make an impression on their own terms. For me, this describes M. Travis Lane to a T. Despite living and working far … Continue reading
PQ Weekly Roundup: 02 Oct 2015
Every Friday, the PQ Weekly Roundup collects the most shared links in our social media network—bookish articles, reviews, quizzes, recommendations and more—in convenient digest form. “People can be dangerous for literature. People, for example, who do not read.” Damn, … Continue reading
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