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William Malone Logs His End of Watch
Can you tell us a little about yourself and how End of Watch came about? I’m originally from Newfoundland and Labrador and grew up in the town of Mount Pearl,…
July 1st, 1916
“Of all the battles that the Newfoundland Regiment fought during the First World War, none was as devastating or as defining as the first day of the Battle of the…
Mark it! Nickel Film Festival celebrates 25 years
From: Wrong Husband Founded in 2001 by Roger Maunder and named in honoured of the Nickel Theatre, the first cinema in St John’s to screen feature film ‘talkies’. The 600-seat…
Katherine Harvey casts a Green Blue Eye: “I’ve always been drawn to tragedy and am most compelled by complicated female characters.”
Your heroines – Iris Woodsen here, Grace in Quiet Time – are complicated, conflicted figures – not Gothic, exactly, but perhaps akin to that – do you see them taking…
Make No Wake – Sue Miller’s Artist’s Talk June 18
“My free-range childhood was spent living and exploring in a rural Ontario community that was close to a small lake. My home backed onto a canal that looped around to…
“The arts, storytelling, it’s a confrontation with the wrongs of the world.”: Richard Greene releases Cannibal Rats
Congratulations on your new poetry collection – I found it an intimate and rich read. And the arrangement of poems feels very elegant. I had a good editor, Michael Prior,…
Helen McNicholl’s Impressionist journey: “How she accomplishes that, it’s pure mystery”
“Helen McNicoll: An Impressionist Journey invites audiences to rediscover the career of a pioneering Canadian artist, whose luminous paintings captured everyday life, nature, and modern womanhood. Celebrated by critics for…