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Spring 2025: On the Stands

April 2025

The theme is Written on Water, packed with writing and visual art of flow and depth, from Katie Vautour‘s gorgeous cover, to Andrew Hawthorn‘s winsome, trenchant graphic narrative featuring the cutest dog in the world, and Marjorie Doyle‘s Motherography – not to mention the winners of the first WritersNL-NQ Non-Fiction writing contest. You can subscribe here, or pick up a copy here.

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Katherine Knight launches her BOAT: “A model allows us to hold or behold a maritime experience at human scale.”

Can you tell us a little about yourself? You work as a photographer and a filmmaker – where does BOAT fit into your usual imagery/subject matter? One of the most…

Q & AHome is Where

Coming to Newfoundland and Labrador: In the Words of Newcomer Naomi Niyukuli

BY Ellen Curtis

“Yesterday I learned a new word in English, and I got a new word today, and tomorrow will be another word. Each word is a step, which means I have a lot of work ahead.”

Renée Hackett: Be honest about what brings you joy

Can you tell us a little about yourself? I am an actor, writer, and producer from St Bernard’s, Newfoundland. I moved home from Toronto, after more than 20 years, a…

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