Antarctic expeditions, sailor’s valentines, WWII disasters, the history and mystery of the Lubov Orlova – read all about this in Swift Sails, Fearful Wrecks – not to mention portfolios brimming with imagery of vessels, stages, and harbours. You can pick up a copy here, or subscribe here.
(Moon and Monolith, by Barbara Pratt. Image courtesy Emma Butler Gallery.)
Author Camille Fouillard was right to resist publishers’ suggestions that she write a non-fiction account of the four decades she has worked with the Labrador Innu. Instead, she has captured…
“It reminds me of many nights I slept in the forests and I was waiting to die. We had houses, beds, and sheets, but we were unable to have them around us. My family and I had to sleep outside in any weather. In the storm rain, cold, and wind without blankets.”
We’re not quite ready to admit that summer is on the way out. Luckily, a new issue of NQ is now on-stands, ready to ease you into the Fall without any need for pumpkin spice.