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Ho, Ho, No!

There arose such a clatter

An East End Story

Elizabeth Ruth’s new novel

Unwrapped

It’s beginning to look a lot like Dickens

Casey Plett

Casey Plett is the author of On Community and other books. She teaches at Ohio University.

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Echoes of Violence

When we think we’ve heard it all before January | February 2026
Sandra Birdsell walked so that Miriam Toews could run. Both Mennonite writers from rural Manitoba — Birdsell from the generation before Toews — they chronicled the lives of girls and women from that funny diasporic religious group to which I too belong, a group that has taken on giant proportions in our national literature. I discovered Birdsell’s first…