no. 5, Roundtables, vol. 2January 26, 2018<January 27, 2018 The Margaret Atwood Renaissance by Hunter Vaughan There are a handful of cultural texts that seemed with a disturbing clairvoyance to predict—and respond to in advance—the horrific identity politics that would …
no. 5, Roundtables, vol. 2January 26, 2018<February 4, 2018 Naz & Maalik by Amy Corbin It’s not a good sign when it’s easy to find parking in a city’s downtown—that had been one of my first thoughts upon moving …
no. 5, Roundtables, vol. 2January 8, 2018<January 18, 2018 Teach Me How to Dougie by Nina Cartier At first it all seems rather banal: a politician delivering his grateful victory speech to a room full of excited supporters after a nail-biting …
no. 5, Roundtables, vol. 2January 8, 2018<January 13, 2018 The Punch by Nathan Holmes On the day of Donald Trump’s inauguration earlier this year, many of us were still grasping about. Just what, in fact, the political reality …
no. 5, Roundtables, vol. 2January 6, 2018<January 9, 2018 “Flickers of Sunlight”: The Year That Was by Brendan Kredell The year-in-review piece is as much a staple of the season as resolutions and ball drops. And, indeed, as we close the cover on …