What to Read This Black History Month
In light of the Black Lives Matter protests that swept the globe in 2020, Black History Month is getting more…
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Self-Isolating With The Poetry of Emily Dickinson
There may be no better time than the present to curl up in one’s favorite reading couch/office chair/designated Zoom corner…
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A Saturday Morning Brunch At The Yolk Vehicule Poetry Workshop
Last weekend, as I procrastinated writing my term papers and reading a daunting pile of PDFs, I attended an online…
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The Problem With Adapting Anti-Semitic Authors
“There is a trait in the Jewish character that does provoke animosity, maybe it’s a kind of lack of generosity…
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A Guide to McGill and Montreal’s Literary Community, From A To Zine
Literary publications at McGill and the greater Montreal area are a vital part of our creative community. They allow writers…
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How Smokii Sumac’s ‘Love Poems For The End of The World’ Workshop Helped Me Slow Down and Find Peace
On October 14th, I logged on to Zoom for one of the highly anticipated events of McGill’s Queer History Month,…
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We Should All Read Up On Queer History Month Beyond 2SLGBTQIA+ Fiction
This October is Queer History Month, which is the perfect opportunity to improve your knowledge about queer issues. Queer History…
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With Don’t Stand Too Close To Me, Eric Walters Makes Me Wonder, How Soon is Too Soon For Pandemic Fiction?
While fiction often depicts an idealized version of reality, there is also an expectation that books taking place within the…
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