September 21, 2016 by Madi Haslam Miriam Toews walks through the double doors of the Lord Nelson in Halifax. She’s taking a sip from her disposable coffee cup when she spots me. I’m staggered when she acknowledges me but...
On Tegan and Sara and the pleasures and difficulties of sisterhood
A Review of Anna Rose Holmer’s The Fits August 11, 2016 by Julia Blakey It has been increasingly difficult for me to find worthwhile and interesting media amongst what I have come to disregard as “White People Films” (read:...
On attending a Mitski concert
Six feminist anthems for you to listen to immediately, and then on repeat forever
Evelyn Deshane on how a small but expanding market of romance novels is changing the way we imagine transgender lives
Lindsay Nixon surveys the Indigenous artists making work about displacement, decolonization, and resurgence
