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Introducing NQ Fall 2024!

September 2024

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.)

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Q & A

Art in the time of physical distance: Pam Hall

What book(s) and author(s) are you reading right now and why? I am often isolated, working in the studio or on other projects in the field, and in the “before…

Books

“It’s true that a lot of my day job involves hearing about trauma”: Monica Kidd’s The Crane takes flight

I’ve always been fascinated by doctors who write – Chekov, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle – at first glance it seems an odd match of skills, but what am I missing?…

From the ArchivesCanada 150

Arch Rock, Catalina, Trinity Bay

BY Matthew Hollett

FLIPPING THROUGH older issues of Newfoundland Quarterly, I’ve started to notice many of the same photos popping up over and over, sometimes decades after they first appeared in the magazine. A distinctive silhouette keeps catching my eye…

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