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Last year in The New Yorker, Jia Tolentino wrote that the heyday of the personal essay is over....
Read Moreby Olivia Heaney | Aug 17, 2018 | Archives, Books, Latest Posts:, The Arts | 0 |
Last year in The New Yorker, Jia Tolentino wrote that the heyday of the personal essay is over....
Read Moreby Olivia Heaney | Jul 24, 2018 | Archives, Books, Latest Posts:, The Arts | 0 |
Like the graffiti it celebrates, What’s Written in the Ladies’ is nonconformist – it flouts cultural expectations and exists as far outside capitalist modes of production as possible.
Read Moreby Olivia Heaney | Jun 26, 2018 | Archives, Books, Latest Posts:, The Arts | 0 |
Part domestic thriller, part revenge narrative, Elisabeth de Mariaffi’s Hysteria is a deadly...
Read Moreby TheOvercast | Apr 1, 2018 | Archives, Books, Latest Posts:, The Arts | 0 |
This year, as with last year, 5 locals are up for various awards, including an Overcast contributor (this year; Eva Crocker)
Read Moreby Chad Pelley | Mar 23, 2018 | Archives, Books, Latest Posts:, The Arts | 1 |
There was nothing wrong with this book. That sounds like unenthused praise on the surface, but read the sentence again: there was nothing wrong with this novel. It did everything right.
Read Moreby Chad Pelley | Mar 7, 2018 | Archives, Books, Latest Posts:, The Arts | 0 |
Mass shootings. Internet memes. Online stalkers. Twitter wars. This book has a finger on the pulse, and a skewer through our zeitgeist.
Read Moreby Chad Pelley | Feb 20, 2018 | Books, Latest Posts:, The Arts | 0 |
The BMO Winterset Award is the province’s richest prize for a book of any genre by a Newfoundlander.
Read Moreby Chad Pelley | Feb 19, 2018 | Archives, Books, Film, Latest Posts:, The Arts | 3 |
Episode 1 of Caught premieres Feb. 26th on CBC TV.
Read Moreby Chris Donaldson | Feb 3, 2018 | Archives, Books, Latest Posts:, The Arts | 0 |
It’s time to hop aboard the Sharon Bala Buzztrain.
Read Moreby Chad Pelley | Jan 15, 2018 | Archives, Books, Latest Posts:, The Arts | 2 |
The Democracy Cookbook is a collection of short and snappy opinion pieces from 89 prominent...
Read Moreby Chad Pelley | Dec 7, 2017 | Archives, Books, Reviews | 0 |
History remembers some people, but typically just for one thing. In Kathleen Winter’s funny, new, and strikingly innovative novel, Lost in September, she turns this train of thought to a real life figure, James Wolfe.
Read Moreby TheOvercast | Dec 4, 2017 | Books, Film, The Arts, Theatre, Visual Arts | 0 |
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Hi Stan. Born and raised in Carbonear and loved the Land and Sea show. I have an old ringer washer…
We were confronted by a corner brook man in our own mainlander home in ontario recently. I was told by…
Had to write 1000 times we did. "I will not play Tidley in the school yard." Window got broke.
I had Mrs Brophy for music I grade 8 at Our Lady of Mercy in St John’s. I, along with…
I went to to St. John’s this September and tried Adelaide’s kimchi……. Ummm since then I have searched high and…