What the Daily Read This Summer!
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Culture
Are Basic HTML Websites the New Zine?
A conversation discussing digital nostalgia and the changing internet landscape
A Look into Tam Khoa Vu’s Hybrid Condition
MAI’s newest exhibition explores the diasporic experience of Vietnamese Canadians
The Meaning of Leaving: Womanhood from Toronto to Hong Kong
A review of Kate Rogers’ latest poetry collection
A Return to Murderous Lesbians
A review of Love Lies Bleeding
The Anatomy of Anatomy of a Fall
Justine Triet’s courtroom drama throws convention out the window
Giants of Modern Art in Parallel Play
A review of the MMFA’s latest exhibition on Georgia O’Keefe and Henry Moore
The Death of Urkel
Highlighting television’s lack of multiplicity in Black representation
Donna-Michelle St. Bernard’s Diggers Is an Ode to the Unsung
A review of Black Theatre Workshop’s latest play
Black History Month Reading List
Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe I first read Things Fall Apart three summers ago, and Achebe’s simple, cutting prose still pulses, like I’ve just… Read More »Black History Month Reading List
Writing The Future
Book review and interview with Catherine Leroux
The Oscars Have Failed. Again.
Well folks, it happened again. Instead of taking the opportunity to include the subversive and diverse films 2023 offered us, the Academy of Motion Picture… Read More »The Oscars Have Failed. Again.
Catinat Boulevard: A Compelling Narrative of Hope and Despair
Caroline Vu’s depiction of the Vietnam War transcends space and time
Tuning in to CKUT
All about the radio station in McGill’s backyard
Five Editions of House of Flame and Shadow is Unbridled Capitalism
Bloomsbury Publishing unethically targets the pockets of readers