Magazine

In which we lie, cheat, drink too much Brandy, consort with bears, disregard the pigs, and make much ado about muffins...

+ Michael Crummey on loss, Bruce Taylor on blackbirds, Anu Jindal on milkmen, and Robyn Sarah on dwindle

Inside the Issue:
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Welcome to this issue  

Troy Tymofichuk The Recurrent Difference

FALLING IN LOVE WITH POETRY

Bruce Taylor   One Shattered Thing
Bruce Taylor A Perfect Idiot  

FICTION

Susan Sanford Blades The Definition of Hunger
Ian Roy When Mother Loved the Bear
Anu Jindal Bread & Butter Story
Anu Jindal Afterword: Bread & Butter Story
Kris Bertin Happy Normal People
Lesley Buxton Cheat
Valerie Mills-Milde No Jabs for the Babies Today
Elisabeth De Mariaffi Kiss Me Like I'm the Last Man on Earth
Kate Cayley The Summer the Neighbours Were Nazis
 
POETRY 
 

Joanne Epp Three Poems
Katie Murphy then winter: a song for Toronto
Youri Cormier Bricklayers
Julie Eliopoulos Girls
Katie Gorrie Two Poems 
Louisa Howerow Headfirst 
Robyn Sarah My Shoes are Killing Me
Michael Crummey Love's Undercurrent


 

THE WRITER-AT-LARGE
 

 Alessandra Naccarato The Romance of Floods
Elizabeth Haynes Eggplant with Pomegranate  

 

INTERVIEWS

Amanda Watkins  in conversation with Elisabeth De Mariaffi and Kate Cayley
Barb Carter in conversation with  Michael Crummey

POSTSCRIPT

Richard Therrien A Quiet Crucifixion

 
Curtain call

TNQs

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