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Like an open book: Karl Wells releases his memoir
Congratulations on your new memoir! I knew Openly Karl was going to be interesting – but it was a page turner. I could not stop reading it – and I…
“Collaging the past and the present together is an endlessly fascinating process for me”: Rhonda Pelley’s Certain Strange Visions
“Most of my work is in photography and photo-compositing,” visual artist Rhonda Pelley told NQ in an earlier interview. “Recently I’ve been experimenting with collage. I saw an ad…
The Human Story Behind Cabox Geopark’s UNESCO Dream
By Blessing Adedokun-Awojodu “This is not a one-off project but something sustainable that will keep evolving and needing people’s input.” — Dr Rainer Baehre Perched high above the Bay of…
“Women were not taught to be ladylike because it was impractical to be ladylike and out turning the fish”: part 2 of our conversation with author, playwright, and filmmaker Michelle Clemens
So we’ve been talking about your mother, Marian Clemens, and how her life has inspired some of your writing. How is your mom’s story a real Newfoundland story? Because I…
“Breaking all those barriers about what women could be seen to do was really important”: Michelle Clemens on artistic influences & outlets
After retiring as principal of O’Donel High School, Michelle Clemens wrote a play, Showdown, which won an Arts and Letters Award and was staged as a reading as part of…
Marc Garneau February 23, 1949 – June 4, 2025
It was just last October that we spoke to astronaut and federal minister Marc Garneau, who has died after a brief illness, age 76. He had just published his biography…
Beyond the Frame: The Passion and Power of Grenfell’s MFA Exhibition
Story & photos by Blessing Adedokun-Awojodu If Grenfell’s Department of Fine Arts had been awarded millions of dollars in unrestricted grants, it could hardly have been more ecstatic than it…