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The Treaties

Ottawa negotiated in bad faith

Making a Scene

Experimental film is ready for its close-up

A More Sentimental Man

Michael Ondaatje’s late style

Connie Gault

Connie Gault writes fiction and plays. Her most recent book is the novel Euphoria (Coteau Books, 2009).

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Inventive Evasion

Narrative games avoid the problem of confronting pain June 2010
“Strive to imagine,” a little old lady tells one of the characters in The Breakwater House. Pascale Quiviger is fond of recommendations like this, ones that read like instructions to the reader as much as to the characters. It is good advice for writers, too. Quiviger’s first novel, The Perfect Circle, won the 2004 French-language Governor General’s Literary Award…