The captain of the football team and cheerleaders were suddenly the outcasts and the outcasts, who played music and had long hair, were now the cool kids.
by : Chris Benjamin
Features
“I quickly realized I didn’t like sitting in labs watching pendulums and deriving formulas [but] I love the torque you can get from the technical terminology.”
I think when we look at the waterways from these aspects we don’t just see a body of water, but a living link that connects the past, present and hopefully the future.
Bringing us inside the complexity and the experience of mental illness, Meghan Hubley and Anna Quon are remarkable advocates for mental health.
Golf season has finally arrived; SSP Publications has the books to get you ready for the course.
I was finding that even the little kids – Grade 2, 3, 4 – were suffering anxiety. But my take on it was that the grownups were kind of dismissing it, wondering what they could have to be anxious about.
From April 30 to May 7, centre stage goes to Charlottetown, where the Bookmark bookstore is responsible for much of Reading Town PEI’s feature billing.
Halifax-based illustrator and cartoonist Sfe Monster talks about his comic anthology, Beyond, and creating space for positive queer representations.
I turned my back on writing, but it always ate at my conscience and slowly, poem by poem, story by story, crept back into my life.
“Once the book comes out, it’s not yours anymore. It goes out into the world and makes friends or it doesn’t; you can’t do anything about that.”
Having characters on the brink lets us chart some significant and surprising changes, whatever the outcome.
Dr. Evangelia Tastsoglu takes a feminist approach to investigating the difficulties facing female immigrants in our region.
