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By Whose Authority?

Times of profound revolution

Love and Lucre

Our odd, abiding affair with bookstores

Slouching toward Democracy

Where have all the wise men gone?

Bronwyn Averett

Bronwyn Averett is a writer and translator in Montreal. She holds a doctorate from Emory University in Atlanta.

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Gritty Corners

Valérie Bah documents the margins March 2025
When the New Stockholm Film Commission accepts her funding proposal for a documentary, Zeynab Abdi is “flabbergasted” by the outcome. Wanting to explore the effects of gentrification within her former neighbourhood, she explains her connection to the place: “The child of political asylum seekers, she strategically discloses her personal history, namely, the adjacent social housing project into which she was born and raised.” She speaks to the selection committee of “its cultural…