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Hosted by Andrew French · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 122 episodes
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Andrew French interviews established and emerging authors about breaking through as writers and finding their literary style.
Andrew French hosts Page Fright: A Poetry Podcast, a arts show with 122 episodes published.
Elizabeth Bachinsky is here to talk about her new poetry collection, REAL GROWNUP . Andrew is once again asking about the poetic obsession with birds. It's a fun one! -- Order Andrew's new chapbook, Fists You've Called
Pujita Verma pops by the virtual studio to discuss her debut poetry collection, precedence . Andrew talks form and tough topics. It's a fluid convo! -- Pre-order Andrew's new chapbook, Fists You've Called Home ! -- Pujit
Mallory Tater joins Page Fright to talk about her new poetry collection, Lockers are for Bearcats Only . Andrew's stoked about National Poetry Month. It's a great conversation! -- Mallory Tater is the author of four book
Christina Shah is here to discuss her debut full-length poetry collection, if: prey, then: huntress . Andrew's wondering about how to stop yapping on and on in their poems. It's a fun one! -- Christina Shah lives in New
Kashayar "Kess" Mohammadi drops by to talk their latest poetry collection, The Book of Interruptions. Andrew asks about bringing new life to old poems. It's a blast! -- Khashayar “Kess” Mohammadi (They/Them) is a queer,
Joanna Streetly joins Andrew to talk her new poetry collection, All of Us Hidden . Andrew asks about staying curious in your poetry. It's a great time! -- Joanna Streetly is the author of five books. Her work is publis
Mary Dalton joins Andrew to chat about editing this year's edition of Biblioasis' Best Canadian Poetry series . Andrew listens in to three readings from featured poets Erin Moure, Kevin Irie, and Sue Sinclair while chatt
Brian Bartlett joins the podcast LIVE at the Fraser Valley Writers' Festival in Abbotsford, BC, to chat about his new book, The Astonishing Room . Andrew asks what's up with everyone writing bird poems lately. We're back
Nick Thran joins the podcast LIVE at the Fraser Valley Writers' Festival in Abbotsford, BC, to chat about his new book Existing Music. Andrew wonders about time in music and the passage of time. It's a joyous return to i
Daniel Cowper returns to talk about his new novel in verse, Kingdom of the Clock. Andrew asks about writing long poems. It's a poetic chat! Daniel Cowper is a poet and writer from Bowen Island, BC. His poetry has appeare
Arleen Paré stops by to chat about her latest poetry collection, encrypted . Andrew asks about Coleridge and video games. It's a fun time! Arleen Paré is a writer with ten collections of poetry, based in Victoria, BC. Sh
Estlin McPhee returns to the podcast to chat about their debut collection, In Your Nature. Andrew asks about werewolves and community. It's a good listen! -- Estlin McPhee is a writer and librarian who lives on the tradi
Natalie Lim is back with her debut poetry collection, Elegy for Opportunity ! Andrew talks about capturing connection in poems. It's a great reunion! -- Natalie Lim (she/her) is a Chinese-Canadian poet living on the unce
Tolu Oloruntoba returns to chat about his third poetry collection, Unravel. Andrew asks about getting "good" feedback. It's a "good" one! -- Tolu Oloruntoba was born in Ibadan, Nigeria, where he studied and practiced med
Marc Perez comes on the show to talk about chapbooks, form, and his debut full-length poetry collection, Dayo . Andrew asks about finding the right form for your poem. It's a great time! -- Chapbook launch info: Featurin
MA|DE (Mark Laliberte & Jade Wallace) pop by to talk about their debut collaborative full-length poetry collection, ZZOO . Andrew tries to wrap their head around writing with another person. It's a fun one! -- Subscribe
Annick MacAskill is back to talk compiling her latest collection, Votive (Gaspereau Press). Andrew asks about book length and queer poems. It's a good one! -- Annick MacAskill is the author of four full-length books of p
Aislinn Hunter joins Andrew to talk about editing Best Canadian Poetry 2025 . Four featured poets read their poems from the anthology. Andrew asks about the monumental task of editing BCP25 and poetry more generally. It’
Rob Madden joins Andrew to discuss grief and masculinity, writing alongside photography, and his chapbook second hand smoke (Pinhole Poetry, 2024). It’s a rich discussion! -- Rob Madden is a writer living on the traditio
Anita Lahey drops by to record an episode, live at the Fraser Valley Writer’s Festival ! Andrew asks about birds, finding anthology editors, and Anita’s latest poetry collection, While Supplies Last . It's a fun lil’ con
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