Science Writers Gather Under the Midnight Sun
If you like writing about science, whether science fiction or science fact, you might want to keep May 24 to 27 free. This is when […]
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The First Time I Wrote on a Wall
BY SHAUNA LOEWEN I wrote my name on the wall yesterday. Gosh, I hope Mom’s not upset with me. I heard Daddy trying to convince
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Father of Poet Sees Struggle Put to Words
A poem by Whitehorse resident Laurel Parry is to be aired on CBC Radio One during National Poetry Month. Parry is the winner of a
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The Language of Shakespeare Sucks
The English language sucks! I hate it! I hate it so much! Consider the word vacuum: Why isn’t it vacyoom with a “y” and an
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At Home with Maurice Asquith
British writer Maurice Asquith has taken up temporary residence in the Yukon in order, he says, to escape the hubbub of the literary world. “I
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Let Your Words Take Flight
Do you keep the poems and stories you write safely inside small yellow folders on your computer? Do you treat those folders like incubators, opening
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The colon: Abracadabra!
Rising just above the horizon, the moon appears larger than it actually is, much larger than when it’s overhead. The colon is like that—abracadabra!—appearing in a way that has a sometimes-magical affect.
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The Best Remembrance
There is service at the battlefront, a Calling to be sure, though not for God and Glory, that old lie from days of yore. Those
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