ArticlesKeith Cadieux
Keith Cadieux is a Winnipeg writer and editor. Their most recent book is Signal Decay from At Bay Press.
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FictionNo quick fix to navigating identity, as novel explores trans humanity, complex relationships
Winnipeg writer Sam K MacKinnon bursts onto the literary scene with their debut novel The Body Riddle, an authentic and loving portrait of not only discovering, but also navigating, embracing, and evolving alongside trans identity. -
FeaturesVision of death part of darker, supernatural themes in coming-of-age tale
“I’ve always been a fan of young adult books,” says Amy Lynn Farrell, an educator and author originally from Thunder Bay but now based in Winnipeg. -
FeaturesPassion for sci-fi and fantasy grew to a publishing house that helps keep books in print
While considering self-publishing some new titles, well-established and award-winning fantasy and sci-fi author Edward Willett ultimately decided to try something even bigger: starting a publishing company. -
FictionCampfire tales told in Indigenous horror genre blend classic and modern forms
Born and raised on the Swan River First Nation community in Northern Alberta, lifelong comics lover Christopher Twin noticed a lack in the type of stories out there – and decided to write those stories himself. -
FictionFor Corinna Chong, short forms offer experimentation, space for ‘enigmatic child characters’
As the first full-length offering from Corinna Chong since her well-received debut novel Belinda’s Rings in 2013, The Whole Animal, her debut short story collection, has been a long time coming. -
FictionLeslie Greentree returns with well-crafted takes on politics, abortion, loneliness, and disaster
“I love short stories. I love reading them, I love writing them. I love that short fiction can focus on a moment, a single situation, or a brief period of time in a character’s life,” says Leslie Greentree about her return to the short form with her new story collection, Not the Apocalypse I Was Hoping For. Her writing career has spanned poetry, theatre, and non-fiction, as well as fiction – she even has a novel in the works – but the short story fulfills a special purpose.
