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“The Body’s Poetics of Space”
When I was younger, I was terribly scared of diggers. The big yellow cat ones that unearth the ground, making it a material to move…
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Your keen research skills and discerning tastes have brought you here for a reason — and that reason is Discorder‘s deeply compassionate and tough-as-nails column,…
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“Motherland”
Maya: Because we all need to breathe in soft stillness from time to time. whether in the big looming shadow of *whispers*…a global crisis. Or…
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Franz the Poet
I met with Franz at Upstart & Crow: Literary Arts Studio, a local bookstore located on Granville Island. It was a late afternoon on…
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“The Price of Admission”
Discothrash #3 “The Price of Admission” B. Caligula with hopes of despair, I bandage my smallest finger. I wrap a wire wreath of rusted…
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Tawahum Bige
Tawahum Bige [he/they] is, in their words, “the whole gamut”: poet, performer, land defender, rapper, musician, and writer, as well as an uncle and a…
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“Intruder”
I remember all the wrong things I mean to say I often forget where I am going But I remember to close the door before…
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Tin Lorica
Tin Lorica’s debut chapbook, soft armour, makes you want to crawl into bed with your twenty-something memories and stay a while. As Tin’s literary debut,…