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Jay's List (What's Goin' On?) — July '26
I for one am very excited about the chance to find out how we’re going to hold readings in a month of black flag wet-bulb globe temperatures—but I have no doubt the thirst will carry at least a few out into the twin sun glare to seek their...
Zionist tries to shut down indie magazine
Another day, another hysterical Zionist article about “muh antisemitism” in “the culture.” Yawn. But as this concerns Canadian literature, I feel it behooves me to address it, much as Sire did last time this happened.
The source of the pet...
CanLit Gossip Club
The scene sucks. But at least it could make for a half-decent tabloid.
I’m taking a page out of mariah barden jones/Zona Motel’s book and starting a literary gossip column. Not to step on Jones’s toes, I’m focusing on our own backyard—CanL...
Doing poetry wrong, confusing suicides, chronic pain, and Jane Birkin
BOOKS REVIEWED
Sire on Do It Wrong: How to Be a Poet in the Twenty-First Century by Derek Beaulieu (nonfiction)
Andrew Wu on Suicide by Édouard Levé, trans. by Jan Steyn (fiction)
Sire on ouch ouch ouch by Ev Ricky (illustrations &...
The trials of rescuing a cat while on probation
Discordia does not, it turns out, hate everything. Every other week, we share a piece of work from some artists who've earned our respect and affection. Today Jordan Williamson brings us two dispatches from the lighter side of total alienat...
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