Review by Will Preston The Natural Way of Things by Charlotte Wood Allen & Unwin, 2015 Europa editions, 2016 Yolanda wakes. She’s in an unfamiliar room, somewhere deep in the Australian outback. The door has no handle; a narrow...
Interview by A. Niamh Higgins Laura Farina always seems to be in the right place at the right time. The Ottawa-born poet, now based in Vancouver, published her first collection, This Woman Alphabetical (49th Shelf, 2005), at age twenty-four—the kind...
Review by Amy Kenny Becoming Unbecoming By Una Arsenal Pulp Press, 2016 This graphic novel is labelled memoir, but a better categorization might be subconscious. That’s the word that comes to mind reading Becoming Unbecoming—an examination of violence, misogyny,...