
Writing After A Concussion—By Pearl Pirie
The first year after I had a concussion was a blur. I was dead to the world for three months, … Continue reading Writing After A Concussion—By Pearl Pirie
The first year after I had a concussion was a blur. I was dead to the world for three months, … Continue reading Writing After A Concussion—By Pearl Pirie
Someone with two decades of experience getting critiques of their writing shouldn’t curl into a ball after an editor’s comments, … Continue reading The Honeymoon Phase—By Ann Cavlovic
Before I ever joined a magazine, or published a novel, for that matter, here’s how I imagined people who had … Continue reading Why I Loved Editing a Small Canadian Online Magazine, and Why I’m Leaving—by Laurence Miall
My daughter was born on August 25, 2014, and during the interminable lead-up to her birth I was, like all new parents, subject to a deluge of unsolicited advice, warnings and thinly-veiled threats from family, friends and complete strangers about what I could expect as a new parent. One of the warnings I heard most often was that the time I had for reading was going to be severely curtailed. Continue reading Hello Baby, Bye Bye Books by Mike Steeves