July–August 2010
Featured Articles
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Getting Past “Yes” or “No”
A review of Multicultiphobia, by Phil Ryan
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Here, Now
Canadian writers, living on the edge of the world, have the best view.
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Where Have All The Stories Gone?
A review of A Reader on Reading, by Alberto Manguel
Wes Tyrell is a freelance illustrator and cartoonist. Prior to his life as a freelancer, Wes ran a hotel in Cuba and is currently writing about these bizarre experiences in a graphic novel, Fidel & I. Wes has drawn for Maclean’s, The Globe and Mail, Dogs in Canada and the BBC. Contact Wes at http://www.westyrell.com.
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Getting Past “Yes” or “No”
A review of Multicultiphobia, by Phil Ryan
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Here, Now
Canadian writers, living on the edge of the world, have the best view.
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Where Have All The Stories Gone?
A review of A Reader on Reading, by Alberto Manguel
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Hitting the Road
A literary car-trip across Canada
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Bridging the Divide
A review of Donna Kennedy-Glans’ Unveiling the Breath: One Woman’s Journey into Understanding Islam and Gender Equality
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Lincoln’s Prophet
A review of George Fetherling’s Walt Whitman’s Secret: A Novel