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New Infinity
In your life you’ve felt many sizes. When you were young, you looked at the adults around you, at the older kids you envied, and…
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Parasocial Butterfly
We tend to look at the digital as something that we’ve still managed to keep separate from us — like there’s a distinct line between…
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Under Review: The Acid Room, Jesse Donaldson & Erika Dyck
Society has shifted; attending therapy is no longer viewed as a scarlet letter or a shame that should be hidden. With that, it seems like…
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Under Review: I Need Not Be Good, kitchen mckeown
Reading I Need Not Be Good is like listening to a wild west troubadour singing tales of constant yearning and joyous embodiment. Kitchen mckeown touched…
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Under Review: eat salt | gaze at the ocean, Junie Désil
eat salt | gaze at the ocean is a book you have to consume twice. Thrice. It’s possible you may never fully understand it, but…
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Under Review: Love After the End – An Anthology of Two-Spirit and Indigiqueer Speculative Fiction, Joshua Whitehead
There are many reasons for why I was drawn to Love After the End, the main being that it offers a selection of works from…
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Chinese Protest Recipes
Born in Singapore, to a Cantonese mother and a Hokkien father, meant that I grew up surrounded by a medley of flavours, dialects, traditions and…
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Tip Of Your Tongue
Much is needed to stand out in the world of food writing. Along with security, love, and oxygen, food is one of the essential needs…
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Kathy Page
Dear Evelyn paints a portrait of how love can endure and be tested, told in a way that is tender and sometimes difficult to bear
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Maureen Medved
“Del Hanks is arrogant, entitled and self-involved. Worst of all, she’s an untrustworthy narrator.”