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How do we persevere in the face of our most difficult moments?

I’m a middle school English teacher, and back in March of 2020, my phone buzzed after one of my classes just ended. I glanced at my screen, and my gut squeezed with excitement. An email I’d been anxiously waiting for had arrived! I breathed out. Was this l...


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Social media has made the entire world visible.

Sometimes, that’s a good thing. We get funny stories about things happening a continent away, get to see the beautiful landscape of someplace we might never have the chance to visit, or can aid in or share causes we might never have known were happening.

Often, though, it’s exhausting. We...


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I wrote HEIRESS OF NOWHERE out of a preoccupation with how deeply we are connected—human to human, human to place, human to the more-than-human world—whether we register it or not. I’m thinking about this again now, packed into the very back section of a full plane, knees grazing the seat ahead, elbows brushing strangers. The air is shared, the aisle is a...


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Fast Five is an author interview series. The author is sent some questions and is asked to answer five of them. If you are an author interested in participating in the Fast Five Author Interview series, please get in touch.

Shawn Hainsworth founded SHP Comics in 2021, aiming to deliver daring, intelligent, genre-bending comics and graphic no...


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We pack our bags again. This time, we’re not moving from one end of Edmonton to another, or from one apartment in student housing to another. This time, we say goodbye to friendships as old as slinkies; to church ladies whose frowns soften at our leaving; to old community, to new crushes, to time spent with roots digging deep. We gather our bel...


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