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He campaigned in poetry but governed in prose
What does hockey’s literature say about the sport?
Fort McMurray and fires hence
My tadpoles, my goldfish, and I
Revisiting the debates of old
On some not so fine print
With vague ideas of armed struggle
As the novelty wears off
An activist’s critique
Landscapes of a Greenland past
Dead trees outlast the lives of men
Arboreal escapades
Solutions don’t always grow in trees
Diplomatically speaking
With rifles, swords, and spades
A son’s journey to Vietnam
Dispatches from the probe and mail
With characters of brass
A new novel by Martha Schabas
Three takes on the end of the world
Scenes of a Congolese world
Rawi Hage turns to the short story
This novel of a type
