The Newfoundland Renaissance
When people use the term, they are referencing this feature article, by Sandra Gwyn, published in Saturday Night magazine in 1976, wherein she coined the phrase: “Destruction of the outports…
“There’s lots of places to hide in prose, but good poetry is as clean as an ax blade”: Craig Francis Power releases Total Party Kill
I was surprised TPK was your first collection of poetry – I really assumed you’d published a volume before. Not really a question, guess I just think you’re a poetic…
“In all the shows, I’m wanting something to happen”: Andy Jones releases a theatrical collection
Congratulations on your new book, Actor Needs Restraint! Monologues, Recitations, Clown Turns and Comedy Sketches. (I won’t spoil the inspiration for the title.) The scripts (Out of The Bin, King…
All the Joys of the Season, & safe and happy holidays to all!
NQ will take a break as well – we’ll meet back here in January 2025; we already have exciting stuff lined up!
Ava and the Masquerades: a new play for all ages
‘A young girl who dreams of a better life, Aya decides to leave her village the night of their festival when she discovers the village of lights, a magical settlement…
“Plotting a story is one of the most exciting activities in the world for me”: Emily Hepditch’s third novel is murder
Murder on Painted Place has such a classic set-up – a group of strangers invited by mysterious letters to a remote island for a weekend, where things of course quickly…