"Accept this rock, its odd love" : A Review by Emily Skov-Nielsen of Douglas Walbourne-Gough's Crow Gulch
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“Accept this rock, its odd love”
Crow Gulch, Douglas Walbourne-Gough. Goose Lane Editions, 2019.
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“Accept this rock, its odd love”
Crow Gulch, Douglas Walbourne-Gough. Goose Lane Editions, 2019.
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. . . careful, layered creation
A Dark House and Other Stories, Ian Colford. Vagrant Press, 2019.
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“Tronno Hijabi”
Washes, Prays, Noor Naga. McClelland and Stewart, 2020.
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Kumquats and Eclipses
Soft Power, Stewart Cole. Goose Lane Editions, 2019.
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You Don’t Want It Darker
Dirty Birds, Morgan Murray. Breakwater, 2020.
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Editorial Assistant Taidgh Lynch recently spoke to Naoko Kumagai about her short-fiction piece Karafuto, which was published in The Fiddlehead No. 285 (Autumn 2020). Kumagai has been published in Room magazine, Ricepaper magazine, and Event, and was also longlisted for the CBC non-fiction prize. She lives in Toronto
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Editorial Assistant Joel St. Peters recently connected with poet John Barton to discuss his poetry, the AIDS crisis, and the victimization of the queer community.
John Barton is the current Poet Laureate of Victoria. He has published eleven books of poetry and nine chapbooks. His most recent collection of poetry—a book of sonnets entitled Lost Family: A Memoir—has just been published, his first in six years. Three pieces from this new collection, “Bathhouse Raids, Toronto, 1981,” “HIV: A History,” and “Coda for the Victims,” were featured in The Fiddlehead’s Summer 2020 issue.
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Morgan Charles' story Plagued was the winner of our 2020 Creative Nonfiction Contest. Recently, editorial board member William Bonfiglio spoke to Morgan about compassion, helplessness and writing during a pandemic.
Plagued is featured in our upcoming Fall Issue 285. Click Read more for the full interview!
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The Fiddlehead is pleased to announce that Morgan Charles is the winner of our 2020 Creative Nonfiction Contest and $2000 prize! Morgan's story Plagued will be featured in our upcoming Fall issue no. 285.
Thank you to all who entered the creative nonfiction contest and congratulations to the fourteen finalists. And thanks again to our judge Ariel Gordon!
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Rebecca Givens Rolland’s creative nonfiction piece, “The Magnesium”, appears in The Fiddlehead No. 283 (Spring 2020). Editorial Assistant Taidgh Lynch conducted the following interview via email in May 2020.