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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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Non-FictionEssay

Clarence Birdseye Eats His Way Through Labrador

BY Matthew Hollett

OF ALL the animals Clarence Birdseye devoured during his three years in Labrador, lynx was the most memorable.

Q & A

Art in the time of physical distance: Ruth Lawrence

What book(s) and author(s) are you reading right now and why? I bought a stack of local books recently, including Bridget Canning’s Other People’s Children. But I have spent so…

Q & A

What does July 1st mean to you?

BY Joan Sullivan

What does July 1st mean to you? “Up front, I should say that I am a pacifist and that has always coloured the way I’ve marked July 1st. Nationalism is strongly…

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