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The cover of Issue 306 of The Fiddlehead featuring the photograph “Silent Night” by Kirsten Stackhouse which is of a person standing in a bus shelter at night in winter. The ad on the bus shelter behind the person casts a green glow on the snow around the shelter

Excerpt from "Faultline" by Ariadne Asho

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Excerpt from Issue 306 (Winter 2026)
"Faultline" by Ariadne Asho
Winner of The Fiddlehead's 2025 Fiction Contest

The car stopped at a field full of houses. Houses like autumn squash. Houses like spiral-rolled bales of hay. 

Aoife scuffed across the earthy corduroy of the back seat, against wide wales that trapped within them cracker crumbs, cat-fur strands, rustcoloured pine needles. Her sister Lilou — reedy, blondie Lilou — gamboled out the other side, to face the field and a muddy ditch of clay and granite. 

The cover of Issue 306 of The Fiddlehead featuring the photograph “Silent Night” by Kirsten Stackhouse which is of a person standing in a bus shelter at night in winter. The ad on the bus shelter behind the person casts a green glow on the snow around the shelter

"Love Poems for Landlords" by Geordie Miller

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An excerpt from Issue 306 (Winter 2026)

 

 

— Geordie Miller teaches at Mount Allison University. His coauthored long poem, Disharmonies (Hardscrabble Press, 2022), addresses the topic of revolutionary commitment in dialogue with Marilyn Lerch. He is currently completing a poetry manuscript with his sister, Kate Miller.

 

 

Love Poems for Landlords
by Geordie Miller

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An Interview with Kate Cayley

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Editorial Assistant Sophia T. R. Godsoe's Interview with Kate Cayley whose story "Certainty" was published in Issue 305 (Autumn 2025)
 
Sophia T. R. Godsoe: In the best way possible, I was made very uncomfortable by the recollections of the narrator in your short fiction piece, Certainty.
The cover of Issue 306 of The Fiddlehead featuring the photograph "Silent Night" by Kirsten Stackhouse which is of a person standing in a bus shelter at night in winter. The ad on the bus shelter behind the person casts a green glow on the snow around the shelter.
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