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Climate Crisis As Intergenerational Struggle
Climate Crisis As Intergenerational Struggle
InterviewsDana HansenNovember 16, 2020Interviews, 2020, Catherine Bush, Blaze Island, Krista Foss, Issue 9, Fall 2020
Megan Cole Reviews Emily Urquhart’s The Age of Creativity: Art, Memory, My Father and Me
Megan Cole Reviews Emily Urquhart’s The Age of Creativity: Art, Memory, My Father and Me
ReviewsDana HansenNovember 16, 2020Reviews, Issue 9, Fall 2020, Megan Cole, Emily Urquhart, The Age of Creativity: Art, Memory, My Father and Me
Marcie McCauley Reviews Farzana Doctor’s Seven
Marcie McCauley Reviews Farzana Doctor’s Seven
ReviewsDana HansenNovember 16, 2020Reviews, Issue 9, Fall 2020, Marcie McCauley, Farzana Doctor, Seven
Claire Francis Reviews Francesca Ekwuyasi’s Butter Honey Pig Bread
Claire Francis Reviews Francesca Ekwuyasi’s Butter Honey Pig Bread
ReviewsDana HansenNovember 16, 2020Reviews, Issue 9, Fall 2020, Claire Francis, Francesca Ekwuyasi, Butter Honey Pig Bread
The Leader of the Fourth World: James Cairns Reviews Peter McFarlane’s (with Doreen Manuel) Brotherhood to Nationhood: George Manuel and the Making of the Modern Indian Movement
The Leader of the Fourth World: James Cairns Reviews Peter McFarlane’s (with Doreen Manuel) Brotherhood to Nationhood: George Manuel and the Making of the Modern Indian Movement
What Matters NowDana HansenNovember 16, 2020What Matters Now, James Cairns, Peter MacFarlane, Doreen Manuel, Brotherhood to Nationhood: George Manuel and the Making of the Modern Indian Movement, Issue 9, Fall 2020
Shazia Hafiz Ramji Reviews Dominik Parisien’s Side Effects May Include Strangers
Shazia Hafiz Ramji Reviews Dominik Parisien’s Side Effects May Include Strangers
ReviewsDana HansenNovember 16, 2020Reviews, Issue 9, Fall 2020, Shazia Hafiz Ramji, Dominik Parisien, Side Effects May Include Strangers
Jamie Tennant Reviews Greg Marquis’ John Lennon, Yoko Ono and the Year Canada Was Cool
Jamie Tennant Reviews Greg Marquis’ John Lennon, Yoko Ono and the Year Canada Was Cool
ReviewsDana HansenNovember 16, 2020Reviews, Issue 9, Fall 2020, Jamie Tennant, Greg Marquis, John Lennon Yoko Ono and the Year Canada Was Cool
Lives Lost
Lives Lost
Essays & Excerpts, EssaysDana HansenNovember 16, 2020Nilofar Shidmehr, Saeed Yousef, Lives Lost, Lives Lost: In Search of a New Tomorrow, In Search of a New Tomorrow, Issue 9, Fall 2020
Steeltown Redux: Mark Osbaldeston Reviews Paul Weinberg’s Reclaiming Hamilton: Essays from the New Ambitious City
Steeltown Redux: Mark Osbaldeston Reviews Paul Weinberg’s Reclaiming Hamilton: Essays from the New Ambitious City
What Matters NowDana HansenNovember 16, 2020What Matters Now, Issue 9, Fall 2020, Mark Osbaldeston, Paul Weinberg, Reclaiming Hamilton: Essays from the New Ambitious City
Peace by Chocolate
Peace by Chocolate
Essays & Excerpts, EssaysDana HansenNovember 16, 2020Fall 2020, Issue 9, Excerpts, Jon Tattrie, Peace by Chocolate, The Hadhad Family's Remarkable Journey from Syria to Canada
David A. Robertson Reviews Thomas King's Indians on Vacation
David A. Robertson Reviews Thomas King's Indians on Vacation
ReviewsDana HansenNovember 16, 2020Reviews, Issue 9, Fall 2020, David A. Robertson, Indians on Vacation, Thomas King
13 Spine-tingling Titles for Halloween 2020
13 Spine-tingling Titles for Halloween 2020
Columns, Between Issues, RoundupsDana HansenOctober 15, 2020Halloween, Spring/Summer 2020
What We're Reading: Editors' Picks, Fall 2020
What We're Reading: Editors' Picks, Fall 2020
Editors' Picks, From Our Editors, Between IssuesDana HansenSeptember 4, 2020Editors' Picks, From Our Editors, 2020, Between Issues, Fall 2020, Issue 9, Spring/Summer 2020
Jennifer McCartney Reviews Brent van Staalduinen's Boy
Jennifer McCartney Reviews Brent van Staalduinen's Boy
Reviews, Between IssuesDana HansenAugust 13, 2020Reviews, Between Issues, Summer 2020, Boy, Brent van Staalduinen, Jennifer McCartney, Spring 2020, Issue 8, Spring/Summer 2020
Mark Grenon Reviews Gary Barwin's For It Is a Pleasure and a Surprise to Breathe: New & Selected Poems
Mark Grenon Reviews Gary Barwin's For It Is a Pleasure and a Surprise to Breathe: New & Selected Poems
Reviews, Between IssuesDana HansenJuly 9, 2020Reviews, Summer 2020, For It Is a Pleasure and a Surprise to Breathe, Gary Barwin, Spring 2020, Issue 8, Spring/Summer 2020
What They're Reading: Booksellers' Picks, Spring/Summer 2020
What They're Reading: Booksellers' Picks, Spring/Summer 2020
Between IssuesDana HansenJune 9, 2020Spring 2020, 2020, Between Issues, Issue 8, Booksellers' Picks, Summer 2020, Spring/Summer 2020
What They're Reading: Booksellers' Picks, Spring/Summer 2020
What They're Reading: Booksellers' Picks, Spring/Summer 2020
Between IssuesDana HansenMay 30, 2020Spring 2020, 2020, Between Issues, Issue 8, Booksellers' Picks, Summer 2020
Jessica Rose Reviews Catherine Ocelot's Art Life
Jessica Rose Reviews Catherine Ocelot's Art Life
ReviewsDana HansenMay 19, 2020reviews, Issue 8, Spring 2020, Art Life, Catherine Ocelot
Creating a Literary Archive by Rebecca Rosenblum
Creating a Literary Archive by Rebecca Rosenblum
Essays & Excerpts, EssaysDana HansenMay 19, 2020Rebecca Rosenblum, Essays, Creating a Literary Archive, Spring 2020, 2020, Issue 8
Reading Crisis: Introducing What Matters Now, Spring 2020
Reading Crisis: Introducing What Matters Now, Spring 2020
What Matters NowDana HansenMay 15, 2020What Matters Now, James Cairns, Issue 8, Spring 2020, Reading Crisis
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