Irish-Canadian writer Anakana Schofield addresses the hardships of widowhood. "'Men,' I said. 'Naked men. At each other all the time, all day long. I can't get it our of my head'." more »
Oct 3, 2012
by Anakana Schofield
in FICTION
You wore a Band-Aid over your temple.
You’d popped a zit right up against the bathroom mirror.
At the pub you said, “I was hit with a field hockey stick.” more »
Sep 27, 2012
by Renee Sarojini Saklikar
in Poetry
Image: Laura Tulaite (Stock.Xchange)
Michael Turner questions a US-curated exhibit of Canadian art that exoticizes Canadian artists while suggesting they are un-exotic. more »
Sep 27, 2012
by Michael Turner
in Dispatches
You know that book you just can't be bothered reading? In this comix, Eve Corbel is haunted by her collection of unstarted and unfinished books. more »
Sep 20, 2012
by Eve Corbel
in Comix