The Life and Times of Berthe Morisot
One Madder Woman, a novel by Dede Crane Freehand Books, 2020, 360 pages The year is 1858, the place, […]
One Madder Woman, a novel by Dede Crane Freehand Books, 2020, 360 pages The year is 1858, the place, […]
“Quebec is a society full of inconsistencies.”
The South Asian Film Festival of Montréal (SAFFM) was launched in 2011. Since then it has established a […]
Promises for compensation are made and broken as a matter of course.
“A poisonous, crucial element of this imposed expectation is that brown people and their books should look back, into a past and a place that may never have existed.”
[NOTE: A different and shorter version of this essay, with another title, has appeared elsewhere.] Kabari ani? How are […]
Film Review of Mathieu Roy’s The Dispossessed (Les dépossédés) The camera shows a woman in a field. The […]
The South Asian Film Festival of Montréal (SAFFM), launched by the Kabir Cultural Centre in 2011, has grown year by […]