Something of a Vigil: Saying Goodbye to Afterwords
BY Andrea McGuire
As David often said, “The book you need is right next to the book you’re looking for, which isn’t here today, but we’ll get it for you when it comes in.”
Like Sand Through the Hourglass…
BY Joan Sullivan
Like sand through the hourglass, so is the creative cycle of NQ. Our Spring issue copy deadline is just one month away…
Working the Rock: Newfoundland and Labrador in the photographs of Edith S. Watson, 1890-1930
BY Andreae Callanan
““Delicate creatures of decoration” Watson’s women are not. These are hard-working matriarchs and daughters of fishing families.”
Dan of the Galapagos, a Script in Seven Parts (2 of 7)
BY Monica Walsh
Dan has a makeshift fire going, and is boiling some water in a makeshift pan. He has some leaves and twigs for tea. He sees two lizards, clinging their way to a rock very slowly and painfully.
Sunny Portugal
BY Joan Sullivan
In the spirt of the New Year, and accordance with our spring issue theme, NQ resolves to temporarily relocate to Lisbon, Portugal, for research, interviews, and atmosphere in exploring the…
Good Country
BY Sharon Bala
Sharon Bala’s debut novel, The Boat People, exploring the experiences of a father and his son arriving in Canada on a migrant boat from Sri Lanka, was published this month….