‘I Couldn’t Shake These Stories’: 5 Questions with Abigail Carl-Klassen
Abigail Carl-Klassen is a writer, researcher, poet, educator and translator. She grew up in the rural west Texas community of Seminole and worked for many […]
Month: September 2018
We Were Unable To Find Burwalde’s Cemetery
(Feature photo: where Burwalde used to be. I guess. Andrew took this photo from inside the car. I’m sorry for the bug guts on the […]
Reading Shirley Hiebert’s Book, ‘Trüdyt’s Daughter’
Lately, I’ve been reading Shirley Hiebert’s book, Trüdyt’s Daughter: A Mennonite Woman’s Memoir. This vivid, unflinching account takes us from the east end of Steinbach […]
Trying To Find Old Village Sites in the East Reserve… Is Kind of Difficult
So. Ever since I first started reading the Historical Atlas of the East Reserve, I’ve been wanting to head out on the road and find […]
Book Launch for Miriam Toews’ Newest Novel, ‘Women Talking’
Have you read Women Talking yet? I finished reading it the other day, I couldn’t put it down. Miriam Toews truly has a gift for […]