Just a quick email to say one of my poems - The East Yorkshire Crematorium - has won a prize in an Envoi competition. This was one I read at Dream Catcher wokshop when you [Paul Sutherland] were presiding and you offered suggestions which I incorporated. I'm immensely pleased to have become involvled with Dream Catcher as it has made me work much harder at my writing.

Rath De Ort

Greg

From Jason Lever, a London subscriber

" Just some feedback: as a Canadianist, couldn't resist subscribing to receive current issue 23 and enjoyed the collection tremendously. Looking forward very much to next two issues, and hoping that may have found a literary journal/magazine for me (and tried a few!). Thanks. Jason.

 

  • To read a review of Dream Catcher 23 click here and to read an interview with editor Paul Sutherland click here
  • ‘There are very few small magazines in this country to whom we can send our work with any sense of receiving a reliable response. So it is very good to see Dream Catcher getting proper recognition.’ Poet, Sebastian Barker
  • ‘I'm immensely pleased to have become involved with Dream Catcher as it has made me work much harder at my writing.’ Greg Lodge who won an Envoi Prize for his poem The East Yorkshire Crematorium.
  • ‘I couldn't resist subscribing to receive current issue 23 and enjoyed the collection tremendously. ‘ Jason Lever. London
Dream Catcher 23 Published

A remarkable range of writings almost all from Canada. This is a chance to 'dive into other waters' and explore and value the literature from across the ocean. How many of you really know Canadian poets and short story writers? It's been fifteen years (I've been told) since there has been a special issue of Canadian writing in the UK. We all know the famous Margaret Atwood and Alice Munro, but what about other names? At last in Dream Catcher 23 you have a chance to explore and keep up-to-date with Canada's wealth of contemporary writing. It will inspire and excite you as readers and stimulate you as writers. 

To read some extracts from the current issue, click here.


        
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