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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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Fall 2023 on the stands!

On the theme of Place, as in the geography, memory, and putting things in properly of. If you’d like to pick up an issue, or subscribe or give a subscription…

The Oscars

Decidedly disinterested in Oscar buzz (“I feel like life is the prize,” Alice Walker once said), the author told me that she hopes the film prompts viewers to embrace “The Gospel According to Shug.”

BY Evelyn C White

In his early review of the epistolary novel that would later win the 1983 Pulitzer Prize in fiction, a New York book critic declared The Color Purple a work of…

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Art in the time of physical distance: Clifford George

What book(s) and author(s) are you reading right now and why? I finished a book on the life of Vincent Van Gogh and right now I am more involved with…

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