ArticlesSarah Seroy
Sarah Seroy is an Indigenous writer from Treaty 1 Territory/Winnipeg. She is currently completing a master’s degree in Communication and Journalism at the University of New Mexico.
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FeaturesElder, former chief Robert Cree fought for First Nations to benefit from resource development
In his memoir The Many Names of Robert Cree: How a First Nations Chief Brought Ancient Wisdom to Big Business and Prosperity to His People, Elder and former chief Robert Cree shares his harrowing involvement in the Sixties Scoop and the residential school system, his later struggles with addiction, and his journey toward healing and reconnecting with his culture. -
FeaturesAnthology marks 15 years after art project which introduced red dress as symbol for MMIWG2S
REDress: Art, Action, and the Power of Presence is an anthology that aims to raise awareness of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S), a highly important issue in Canada. -
FeaturesSpeculative fiction anthology a ‘stage on which Palestinian writers could shine’
Thyme Travellers: An Anthology of Palestinian Speculative Fiction is a powerful collection of works curated by writer and editor Sonia Sulaiman. The anthology features 14 short stories from the Palestinian diaspora featuring authors from all over the world, including Canada, Australia, and Lebanon. -
FeaturesStories from village of Lebret highlight beauty, vibrancy of Métis culture
When Métis author Joan Pelletier set out to write her poignant memoir Lebret: Looking Back and Beyond: An Autobiography from her home in Regina, she did so with the next generation in mind. -
FictionFinal novel, omnibus collection conclude two series for Katherena Vermette
Métis novelist, poet, and filmmaker Katherena Vermette’s work shines a light on her hometown of Winnipeg, particularly its North End neighbourhood. Her searing and nuanced portrayals show what the city means to her. But she understands it can hold different meanings for others. -
FeaturesGraphic novel shows that kids with difficult lives can shift patterns, find breakthroughs
For Cree writer Wanda John-Kehewin, author of Visions of the Crow, the inspiration to write a graphic novel for young people was personal.
