Aug 13, 2019
LEE MARACLE
Hope MattersÂ
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LEE MARACLE
Hope MattersÂ
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LEE MARACLE + COLUMPA BOBB
HOPE MATTERS
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ADRIENNE GRUBER
Q & A
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HASAN NAMIR
War/Torn
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MARK TRUSCOTTÂ STEVE MCORMANDÂ MATTHEW TIERNEY
"I hear all sides of the housing crisis, and how it relates to foreign investment. I hear it almost always anecdotally. Intergenerational guilt and shame co-mingling with continual invisible entitlement rendering an impotent desire to right to white all that has been passed."
Treat yourself to this captivating and timely excerpt from the new Bookhug title BEFORE I WAS A CRITIC I WAS A HUMAN BEING by Amy Fung, over at PRISM international! Then head over to spdbooks.org and snag a copy for yourself!
Amy Fung is a writer, researcher and curator born in Kowloon, Hong Kong, and spent her formative years in and around Edmonton on Treaty 6 Territory. Her writing has been published and commissioned by national and international publications, galleries, museums, festivals, and journals since 2007. Her multifarious curatorial projects have spanned exhibitions, cinematic and live
Dive into this interview with Amy Fung, author of the new Bookhug title BEFORE I WAS A CRITIC I WAS A HUMAN BEING, over at Room magazine:
"Belonging to a place that never imagined you being there in the first place is a bit of a quagmire. This is something that I think a lot of people of this hyphenated generation deal with, but maybe don't quite know how to articulate, this sense of estranged belonging. Throughout this book, I am trying to give a sense of what it means to feel like a citizen without falling blindly to national tropes, especially when that national imaginary have continued to exclude people like me."
Get your copy at spdbooks.org!