ISSUE 34: Summer 2016
Introduction
Weird! by Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer
Fiction
Hands to Heaven by Heather Birrell
BUOY by Ellen van Neerven
The Beauty of the Walk On by Trish Salah
Rosario’s Jewel Box by Sarah Maria Medina
La Puerta by Nehal El-Hadi
Getting Rid of the Bernsteins by M.W. Johnston
Complicit by Khalida Venus Hassan
Introduction
A Space for the Aggro by Sonnet L’Abbé
Poetry
No by George Murray
Two Poems by Stevie Howell
Two Poems by John Wall Barger
Two Ways of Saying It by Barry Dempster
Two Poems by Tanis MacDonald
rubber soul: the dietician by Jane Eaton Hamilton
architecture I by Kyle Kinaschuk
A Creation Myth Suddenly Gone Awry by Maria Matuscak
Two Poems by Nicole Chin
(cryptofauna) of blue girl by Steven Artelle
Two Poems by Jake Byrne
Marmota by Lauren Marshall
Yellow Fever by Natalie Wee
Femina Pendula Rubrum by Lorin Medley
Two Poems by Jill Talbot
Essays
Punching Like a Girl by Krista Foss
Comparative Zoology by Sunny Chan
Interviews
A Conversation on Andrew Forbes’s The Utility of Boredom (Invisible Publishing, 2016) by Myra Bloom, E Martin Nolan, and Joseph Thomas
An Interview with D.D. Miller (“The Derby Nerd”) and Monica “Monichrome” Mitchell-Taylor by Meghan Harrison
An Elegiac Conversation Between Grant Stonehouse and Len Carey by Michael Trussler
Reviews
“LOLing with Claws”: A Review of Liz Howard’s Infinite Citizen of the Shaking Tent by Brecken Hancock
“War without a Name:” A Review of Mercè Rodoreda’s War, So Much War by Amanda Sarasien
“Solo Protests Against Solitude”: A Review of Steven Heighton’s The Waking Comes Late by Myra Bloom
“Pragmatic Complications of Perfections:” A Review of Klara du Plessis’s Wax Lyrical by Aaron Boothby
architecture I
Kyle Kinaschuk is a doctoral student in the Department of English at the University of Toronto. His work has appeared in journals such as The Capilano Review, PRISM international, filling Station, Poetry is Dead, Studies in Philosophy and Education, and FreeFall.
Kyle Kinaschuk is a doctoral student in the Department of English at the University of Toronto. His work has appeared in journals such as The Capilano Review, PRISM international, filling Station, Poetry is Dead, Studies in Philosophy and Education, and FreeFall.








