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Akinasi Partridge is a 2-spirit Inuk and Mohawk artist from Kuujjuaq, Nunavik and Kahnawake Mohawk territory. She works in illustration, printmaking, and beadwork and is currently developing her own debut 18-page one-shot manga.
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“The unexamined life is not worth living,” said Socrates, an apt motto for Andreas Kessaris, who has a new collection of personal essays, The Grand Tour of Park Ex. Kessaris grew up as the son of Greek immigrants in Park Ex, the neighbourhood at the end of Parc Avenue...
“You’re the most interesting person I’ve ever met,” Cannon, the titular character of Lee Lai’s new graphic novel, reassures her best friend Trish in a flashback scene partway through the book. “That’s never not going to be true.”
It’s 2005 and the two of them are hanging out in Cannon’s teenage bedro...
“I feel a bit greedy,” says Madeleine Thien, then laughs. We’re talking about the complex weave of The Book of Records. “Whatever will help me understand something, I want to bring it in. They’re all ways of seeing, conceptual frameworks, of trying to touch something ...
On the crest of a late summer heatwave, I interview poet Stephanie Bolster at her Concordia University office. Bolster and I first met a decade ago, when she taught a poetry class that shaped the trajectory of my future – a claim that would feel laughably melodramatic had I not heard the same from countless others. Students often note Bolster’s...
