The Poet Whose Work Helped Set the Stage for #MeToo
Twenty-seven years after her death, Bronwen Wallace’s feminist poetry feels newly relevant
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The Plague Story We’re Living Through
Romeo and Juliet reminds us that all the best human things are unhygienic—sex, kissing, a touch from the person you love
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The Digital Afterlife
The ongoing legal battle to decide who owns our data after we die
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Sports under Quarantine
With the closure of arenas, a sports fan laments the loss of community
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The Poet Who Warns Us Not to Revere the Past
The work of Newfoundland poet Tom Dawe tackles the dangers of nostalgia
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Taylor Swift Is the Surprising Face of Millennial Anxiety
Like most of my generation, Swift knows the exhaustion of constantly selling yourself as a brand
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The Terrifying, Techno-Dystopian Visions of Grimes’s New Album
The singer’s new album explores a dark truth: the most dangerous social forces are also the ones that fascinate us
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The Billionaire Who Took Over the Internet
Tax exemptions, labour practices, and explosive growth: how Jeff Bezos made Amazon one of the world’s biggest companies
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The Challenge of Addressing Slavery in Children’s Stories
Where history has ignored the lives of Black Canadians, writers like Christopher Paul Curtis have turned painful realities into powerful narratives
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