We’re not idiots. But as Canadians, we’re told things, contradictory things, things that don’t add up… about Afghanistan, our mission, […]
There are no borders
Volume 22 Issue 1
La Clef – works by Lyne Lapointe
Artist Biography: Lyne Lapointe’s career dates back to the early eighties, when she rapidly made a name for herself […]
Fennario’s War – The Poetry of Fennario
Fennario’s War (41 minutes) is a simple film. The Montreal playwright, David Fennario, reads a text in his Verdun apartment […]
Hanging out with musical revolutionaries
I’ve known Jason Breckenridge for many years and over that time the two insights I’ve gained about what makes […]
Gaza: chipping into the siege
Introduction: When I left Montreal on February 15th I knew that this would not be a predictable trip. From all […]
Don’t Join
Hey kids! Want a career with a dubious future? A job where you get paid to play […]
Shifting Discourse on Gaza
A cosmic motherly-sounding voice has always told me that even the darkest of clouds have silver linings. The past two […]
De-construction
In the following short reconstructed video, De-Construction, I’ve used a home video report from Gaza and extracts from other […]
Urban Iran
Urban Iran Mark Batty Publisher www.markbattypublisher.com 130 pages, hard cover, $27.95 US/ […]
Going Home
[Short listed by the CBC-Quebec Writers Federation Literary Competition and first published in In Other Words. New English Writing from […]
Podcast: Dimitri Roussopoulos on the Military, Environment and Democracy!
All militarization has environmental consequences. All of which have little to do with democracy. The other day, Montreal economist, […]
Unembedded. Two Decades of Maverick War Reporting
Unembedded. Two Decades of Maverick War Reporting. By Scott Taylor. Douglass & McIntyre, 2009. Review by Maya Khankhoje Unembedded […]
A Modest Proposal
‘A Modest Proposal’ is from Norman Nawrocki’s anti-war, anti-Empire solo CD, ‘Duck Work’ released in 2004 on the Les Pages […]
Black Watch
Standing on the sidelines of the parade grounds, they are old now, grandmothers, great-grandmothers; women who forfeited their […]
Remember to Forget
May you die, in a coffin buried with tears, Buried with the youth of my years, Buried with […]
The Pan Scrub Game
From thickset specky windows he eye-balls the tough job warp and weft of the launch pad as it […]
The Old Airport
Look through grandmother’s kitchen window: a concrete airstrip, wheat fields, red poppies, cornflowers. Forsythia, osier willows in bomb craters. […]
Toward a New Urban Movement
In the rush of city life, it is exceptional for a large gathering of people to get together to […]