Get cozy and cuddly this Valentine’s Day evening, with Newfoundland Quarterly!

January 2021

Join us in person, or online via Facebook Live, for an intimate evening of local music, writing, and hot cocoa & cookies at the Battery Cafe. We’ll also be drawing for our 2020 subscription prize, an original painting by Jean Claude Roy.

Our writer is Cynthia Boyd, and our musical guest is Matthew Hornell.

To attend in person, please register here:
https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07ehjeovd06100e71d&oseq=&c=&ch=

You don’t need to register for the livestream: just head to our Facebook page during the event to join us. If you can’t attend in person, never fear, you can still pick up a cookie and cocoa in advance of the livestream! Just stop by the Battery Cafe anytime during open hours on February 14th.

This event (in-person and online) is free, and all are welcome!

Fiction Canada 150

Opulence and Gravy

BY Heidi Wicks

From under the Plexiglas dome inside The Hotel Newfoundland, the outside sky is a navy velvet blanket bedazzled with stars. The Courtyard, an ecosphere bursting with a bouquet of chlorine…

Books

“The novel is fiction, but my own experiences couldn’t help but colour the story”: Willow Kean debuts with Eyes in Front When Running

Why a novel? How was the writing process different than playwrighting? Even though it’s in the third person, so much of the story is internal; Cleo working through things in…

Q & A Canada 150

Scavenged art

BY Ellen Curtis

WHEN PEOPLE COME to me after seeing my art, and I get to use found material, they might bring me broken things or stuff that’s been kicking around their house, and then I get to make something out of that.