With fascinating and helpful information on the perils faced by puffins
by : Lisa Doucet
#84 Fall 2017
A growing interest in translations of beloved children’s books
The setting becomes as significant and fully realized as the characters
Gradual revelations provide depth that will resonate
A lively romp across Alberta
Alden Nowlan’s large, red-bearded legacy for the not-yet emerged
Learning activities for kids reading Minegoo Mniku: the Mi’kmaq Creation Story of Prince Edward Island (Epekewitkewey A’tukwaqn)
Sex work has been thriving in Atlantic Canada
He said, “Children grow up to be terrorists. Women are just bearers of people who will become terrorists. So we don’t really care.”
I Am Canada showcases the artistry of well-loved children’s book creators
With a recipe from the book for Potato Crème Brûlée
An excerpt from This Side of Sad (copyright (c) 2017, used by permission of Goose Lane Editions), Karen Smythe’s hotly anticipated first novel. Smythe was a fiction editor of the Pottersfield Portfolio and has published short stories with some of Canada’s best literary journals.
