paulo da costa
@paulodacosta.bsky.social
Born in Angola, and raised in Portugal, paulo da costa is a writer, editor and translator living in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies (Moh’kins’tsis / Calgary, Alberta). https://www.paulodacosta.ca
A very thoughtful and classy gesture from Queen's Quarterly Magazine and their Editor James Carson.
They have published a two page spread in their latest issue congratulating me for the 2024 James H. Gray Award. The Stones that Anchor Us, was published in the magazine in their 2023 Winter issue.
They have published a two page spread in their latest issue congratulating me for the 2024 James H. Gray Award. The Stones that Anchor Us, was published in the magazine in their 2023 Winter issue.
November 14, 2024 at 8:46 PM
A very thoughtful and classy gesture from Queen's Quarterly Magazine and their Editor James Carson.
They have published a two page spread in their latest issue congratulating me for the 2024 James H. Gray Award. The Stones that Anchor Us, was published in the magazine in their 2023 Winter issue.
They have published a two page spread in their latest issue congratulating me for the 2024 James H. Gray Award. The Stones that Anchor Us, was published in the magazine in their 2023 Winter issue.
The 2024 Legacy of Doug and Lois Mitchell Outstanding Calgary Artist Award
Recipient paulo da costa broadens the discussion of patriarchy’s cost. In lyrical prose he seeks social change the way water changes rock — with a soft voice and endless purpose
Recipient paulo da costa broadens the discussion of patriarchy’s cost. In lyrical prose he seeks social change the way water changes rock — with a soft voice and endless purpose
November 14, 2024 at 8:46 PM
The 2024 Legacy of Doug and Lois Mitchell Outstanding Calgary Artist Award
Recipient paulo da costa broadens the discussion of patriarchy’s cost. In lyrical prose he seeks social change the way water changes rock — with a soft voice and endless purpose
Recipient paulo da costa broadens the discussion of patriarchy’s cost. In lyrical prose he seeks social change the way water changes rock — with a soft voice and endless purpose