gillian harding-russell Reviews Great Silent Ballad by A.F. Moritz.
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Prospero as visionary poet
Great Silent Ballad, A.F. Moritz. House of Anansi, 2024.
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Rosalie Morris Reviews The Call is Coming From Inside the House by Allyson McOuat
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“Half-Dead Princesses and the Witches and Hags Who Cursed Them”: Exploring Women’s Roles in Pop Culture and Daily Life
The Call is Coming From Inside the House, Allyson McOuat. ECW Press, 2024.
Helena Ramsaroop Reviews Heliotropia by Manahil Bandukwala
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Our Tomorrows Preserve a Love That Will Come
Heliotropia, Manahil Bandukwala. Brick Books, 2024
Five hundred years later in the 24th century,
starship captains will travel millions of light years
in search of humanity’s specialness.
As though there is not enough love on Earth. (25)
Kirby Reviews Unwashed by Daniel Maluka
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The Power of Sayin’ it Plain in Daniel Maluka’s Unwashed
Unwashed, Daniel Maluka. Mawenzi House, 2024.
“I had things to draw.”
Manahil Bandukwala Reviews Relative to Wind
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Scrambling, Learning, Connecting
Relative to Wind: On Sailing, Craft, and Community, Phoebe Wang. Assembly Press, 2024.
D.A. Lockhart Reviews The Big Melt by Emily Riddle
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Familiar and Unfamiliar in Our Collective Reclamations
The Big Melt, Emily Riddle. Nightwood Editions, 2022.
We often talk about different nations inhabiting the same physical spaces and the uneasiness that accompanies that sharing. In Canada, one of these most lasting and visible divides comes from Indian Country and the settler nations that landed on top of its constituent nations centuries ago. Throughout the course of our collective relationships, it is the stories of the profoundly personal that make their way between all of these nations.
Kirby Reviews Terrarium by Matthew Walsh
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Words in search of a body: Matthew Walsh’s sophomore turn in Terrarium.
Terrarium, Matthew Walsh. Goose Lane Editions, 2024.
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