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Poetry

To soldiers who committed suicide & Word sonnets

One lifetime only a world without wars, and peace to sustain, you see – no other territory to conquer – the tree growing taller...


My mother
Poetry

Reckoning and resilience: Integrating the Great White North

Phases of the moon. Again mirrors. Worlds in her.


Short Story

How Exotic We Are

Mount Everest: She was a mother hen and the other mountains were chicks under her wings – Tenzing Norgay Shimla was where I wanted to be, like nowhere else in the northwest Himalayas – where the houses stood on precipices, […]


Poetry

Art’s Longing, Medicine’s Ways

  ODE TO HIPPOCRATES Who’s Hippocrates, I know, in Crete or someplace else – calling out to the Sirens, the Sea’s own and asking you for healing ways, the mind or spirit’s, not the body’s own. Oh, the body, and […]


Prose

End of the Nation

Pleasure disappoints, possibility never. Soren Kierkegaard     I The Europeans left with a vengeance, what I said to Lia. Now a new political atmosphere marred our lives with land masses falling apart and going into the ocean, it seemed […]


An Unexpected Visitor
Short Story

An Unexpected Visitor

    “Sometimes we revolutionaries are alone; even  our children see us as strangers.”– Che Guevara   The “guest speaker” was coming; and the Party bosses were at it again. Hush-hush everything seemed, or sounded. But I also wanted it […]


Deconstructing CANLIT: Considering the Other

Deconstructing CANLIT: Considering the Other

— No language is neutral Derek Walcott To my students at the local university I announced that we would be reading the essay “My Canada,” and, who is the author (I’d told them previously)? “That girl from India,” blared out […]


De-complexioned

De-complexioned

  Burning hot it keeps becoming, and Professor Ivor and I have been traipsing around the island. Tall, angular, and English to the core, the Professor says he wants to learn about creole ways, and grins. “Really, Ivor?” “I do.” […]


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    Not So White, Not Quite Black: A Provincial Life in Monotones

    Pranav Prakash
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    Immersed in the materiality

    Justine Béliveau
  • Book Review

    Mexico: Historic heartland of a radical social movement

    Maya Khankhoje
  • Poetry

    Sneers the poem

    Nicola Vulpe
  • Short Story

    Talking on the Wall

    Ami Sands Brodoff
  • Book Review

    What Do We Mean When We Talk About Class in Canada?

    Veena Gokhale
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