From the archives

The F-Word

How politics and language mix

David Marks Shribman

In the Human Frame

Memories of the baffled king

Jessica Duffin Wolfe

Balance the Books

The case for Canadian publishing

Victor Rabinovitch

My Late Husband’s File Style

A poem

Molly Peacock

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Molly Peacock

Molly Peacock is the author of, most recently, The Widow’s Crayon Box.

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Independent publisher Baraka Books's article page advertisement promoting "At Any Cost: Trudeau, Québec and His Will to Dominate" by Guy Bouthillier and "Missy Whynaught" by Elizabeth Ball. The Bouthillier title is accompanied by three blurbs "Captivating from start to finish," "Dynamic & Revealing," and "A Figure of Endless Fascination" while the Ball title's accompanying blurbs read "Hilarious, heartbreaking, haunting," "Taboo-defying storylines," and "Chaos-filled journeys into drama & humour."

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