Check out our Poem in Re-view section featuring the great poem OAHU by Maureen Korp.
A Conversation with Jason Camlot
Jason Camlot is a Montreal-based poet and an English professor at Concordia University. Over the course of his formidable career, he’s published four poetry collections and several academic texts. Camlot’s scholarly research ranges from Victorian literary style to contemporary sound poetry. He runs SpokenWeb, a collaborative research project interrogating literary practices from an interdisciplinary perspective, and has recently published two new books, Phonopoetics: The Making of Early Literary Recordings, and CanLit Across Media: Unarchiving the Literary Event. We spoke with Camlot about the intersection of research and creation, the meaning of the archive, and his many ongoing projects.
New chapbook Another Longue Durée by 2025 Vallum Chapbook Award winner Ian Cappelli
What is a box garden, if not rooted rootlessness? And what else might a prose poem be, but a box for seeding the language of flowers? In this shorthand account of self-consciousness, in which lanky lines à la sestinas slalom a chain of chockablock text, the speaker is swathed in a Québécois troupe from whom he’s also excluded.
A GOOGLE MAPS VIEW OF THE HOUSE WHERE I GREW UP by John Barton | Poem in Re-view
Check out our Poem in Re-view section featuring the great poem A GOOGLE MAPS VIEW OF THE HOUSE WHERE I GREW UP by John Barton.
ANNOUNCING NEW CHAPBOOK: THE WASTE LAND PROJECT
The Waste Land Project by Madhur Anand, Alex Averbuch, Erin Robinsong, A. F. Moritz, Halyna Kruk, and Iryna Shuvalova is now available in print and digital formats.
We are honored to share this important and powerful chapbook. Only 125 numbered print copies are available, so secure yours while you can. Visit our website to order your copy.Â
IF YOUR DREAMS ARE ENDING by Elana Wolff | Poem in Re-view
Check out our Poem in Re-view section featuring the great poem IF YOUR DREAMS ARE ENDING by Elana Wolff.
Congratulations to Vallum’s chapbook award winners 2025!
Vallum is so pleased to congratulate the winners of this year’s Chapbook Award!
Congratulations to all three poets for their outstanding work.
2025 Vallum Chapbook Award Shortlist
We’re honoured to share the shortlist for the 2025 Vallum Chapbook Award.
Each manuscript: a world. Each poet: a force.
Thank you to all who submitted.
CAUGHT by Angeline Schellenberg | Poem in Re-view
Check out our Poem in Re-view section featuring the great poem CAUGHT by Angeline Schellenberg.