From Etiquette Lesson to Love Story: Debbie McGee’s Cautiously Pessimistic
Let’s start by summarizing Cautiously Pessimistic. Now I describe the book as a love story. It tells two stories. One is the diagnosis and death, within eight months, of Gerry…
“My work has led me into directions I never thought It would go” – textile artist Michelle Churchill
Can you tell us a little about yourself? When did you start working with textiles? My name is Michelle Churchill. I was born and raised in St John’s, Newfoundland, and now reside in Mount Pearl. I…
From the Spring issue: Between two worlds: Jackie Winsor’s enduring bond with Newfoundland
By Courtney Zwicker Jackie Winsor left Newfoundland as a child, but the island never left her. Throughout a groundbreaking career that established her as one of the most important sculptors…
Spring 2026 is here!
On the theme of Fabric, with a gorgeous cover by Emilie Fantuz, portfolios, features, graphic art, even a riddle! You can subscribe here, and pick up a copy here.
“I put the book together the way I used to put together what we used to call a mix-tape” – Sue Sinclair releases New-Fangled Rose
Could you tell us a little about yourself? I understand you grew up in Newfoundland. I did! My family moved to St John’s from the town of Fergus, ON, when…
Enjoy a safe & lovely Easter break
We’ll see you back here next week. And though it’s not the Easter Bunny, check out this lovely creature – A Hare in Time, by Erin Callahan St John (wood…