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Review of Medrie Purdham’s Little Housewolf (2021) By Izzi Holmes “And that was our domestic cliffhanger,” begins “Hinge,” the first poem in Medrie Purdham’s Little Housewolf . Though “Hinge” o...

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Review of Medrie Purdham’s Little Housewolf (2021) By Izzi Holmes “And that was our domestic cliffhanger,” begins “Hinge,” the first poem in Medrie Purdham’s Little Housewolf . Though “Hinge” o...

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For generations of McGill students, The Word Bookstore on Milton Street has been almost as familiar a landmark as the Roddick Gates or the Redpath Museum. As The Word marks its 50th anniversary, Adria...

Review of Meltwater by Claire Wahmanholm by Avryl Bender In her 2023 collection of poems, Meltwater, Claire Wahmanholm treats language with the care of a finite resource, demonstrating a conscientious respect for the organic materials of poetry. Throughout the work, Wahmanholm repurposes lines

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