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A love letter to Black people

Chantal Gibson examines the politics of “add to cart” culture and activism in her second book of poetry BY SHAZIA HAFIZ RAMJI
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FRONTMATTER
Name games
Don’t let a forgotten moniker catch you off guard at a book party
Natural wisdom
Suzanne Simard’s bestselling nonfiction debut takes people back to their roots
Gatekeepers to spacemakers
Hush Harbour restructures the submissions process
Remembering a cultural force
Naïm Kattan, 1928–2021
SHORT FICTION SPOTLIGHT
True North short and free
Canadian short fiction is a form defined by its undefinability
Keeping it short
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Wanted on the Journey
How the 2021 Journey Prize is encouraging diversity in short fiction
Eye on the prize
Can short fiction prizes push a writer’s career forward?
To journal or not to journal
Literary magazines can still play a role in building a writer’s career
REVIEWS
Life along the avenue
Displacement echoes through the generations in Conor Kerr’s debut short fiction collection
The home front
Two new short-story collections interrogate concepts of home and belonging
Stranger things
Adventurer Adam Shoalts travels to remote Labrador to unravel a monstrous mystery
BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Books for Young People
My Mad Hair Day Nathalie Dion Groundwood Books,
Down memory lane
Naseem Hrab reminds us all languages matter
Animal rescue
Nicholas Read’s immersive narrative encourages readers to think deeply
Skin deep
J. Torres on the realities of discriminatory actions
Index
STARRED REVIEWS indicate books of exceptional merit
BOOK MAKING
In focus
Wayne Simpson blends storytelling with photography in his collection of portraits