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Split in two parts, Jessica Bebenek’s debut poetry collection, No One Knows Us There, reflects on the grief of end-of-life care over the course of a decade. Heavy with the immediacy of loss, part one contains poems written by a younger Bebenek during the last few months of her grandfather’s life. Part two is gentler […]


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Melanie Marttila’s debut collection beautifully evokes many interconnected themes. There is the wondrous sky with clouds “dancing / to the symphony of / blood and sun and / royal navy slate” (“Manitou sky”); the weather and waterways of the author’s home in Northern Ontario, its pines, spruces and birches, its many birds whose “beauty must […]


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The poems in this first collection offer convincing evidence for the old saying “two heads are better than one.” Twice the range of knowledge, passion, humour, and imagination results in a daring book with dazzling imagery and language that titillates the eye, ear, and mouth, and the dictionary-seeking hand. MA|DE comprises Mark Laliberte and Jade […]


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In Erasing Frankenstein: Remaking the Monster, a Public Humanities Prison Arts Project, editor Elizabeth Effinger compiles an innovative collaborative project that adapts Mary Shelley’s classic Frankenstein into a long-form erasure project created by the Erasing Frankenstein Collective. The Collective is comprised of federally incarcerated women, University of New Brunswick stud...


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