Wade in the Water – Poetry as an Invitation to Speak Together Differently
Review by Mary MacDonald When we enter into poetry we are like two strangers in the park, making an invitation, and listening to each other with curiosity. Something starts to happen. I emerge beyond my certainties and my feet gripping the familiar ground. My circle of beliefs widens and my ears bend with inquisitiveness. Through […]
At the Mountain’s Edge by Genevieve Graham
Book Review by Alli Vail At the Mountain’s Edge is the latest historical novel from bestselling author Genevieve Graham. The author, known for exploring slivers of Canadian history and giving them fresh life on the page, tackles the Klondike Gold Rush from 1897 onwards, just as gold fever is taking off. Told from two points […]
Serpent’s Wake traces the milestones of trauma recovery. Blog by Lauren Elise Daniels.
Readers ask, ‘Why a snake?’ A girl emerges from the belly of a serpent after twelve years? In Australia, with some of the deadliest snakes in the world, I understand the question. But the snake is perfect for this magic realism tale. When I moved to Australia, I could see it. The snake in Serpent’s […]