Are the changes to the Griffin Poetry Prize hurting Canadian poets?
Poet and academic Paul Vermeersch joins Elamin to unpack how the recent changes to the Griffin Poetry Prize might impact the visibility of Canadian poets on the international stage
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Poet and academic Paul Vermeersch joins Elamin to unpack how the recent changes to the Griffin Poetry Prize might impact the visibility of Canadian poets on the international stage
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