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The Story of CB Nuit and the Woman Who Dreamed in Colour
By Blessing Adebimp-Adedokun The streets of Corner Brook do not often glow at night. But once a year, when summer turns to fall, light spills out from alleyways and windows,…
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…
When you get to the ice there is much excitement: Cecil Mouland, last living survivor of the 1914 seal hunt disaster
NQ’s Summer 1980 issue (vol LXXVI, no 2: Price $1.00) included The ‘Newfoundland’ Disaster of 1914: An Interview with Cecil Mouland, a Survivor, by Lieut Calvin Collins. Here’s an excerpt: Introduction On…
Art making is how I understand the world: Reed Weir
Can you tell us a little about yourself and your art practice? I am a multidisciplinary visual artist. I sometimes describe myself as a “serial material monogamist,” meaning that I…
“You should go to university.” What was there to fear? But the mother of all fears lived inside of me …
by Donna Morrissey “You’re so smart,” said my friend, Jude, in a crowded bar one night over drinks and smokes. We were sitting in a booth, the four of us…
The Dog, The Dress & Memorial
By Eva Crocker It’s damp early spring and my across-the-hall neighbour, Michael, is stacking smashed car windshields in the hall outside his unit. Michael collects cracked windshields from garages, and…
“There’s an ease and freedom to making up a story, paring it down, sending it away; anything can happen to it then”: Nicholas Ruddock takes us around Planet Earth
You are very versatile with literary forms – with the NQ alone you’ve published non-fiction and poetry, and you’re also a novelist, with Last Hummingbird West of Chile just released…