On Beach Reads & Complexity: 5 Questions with Historian Dr. Royden Loewen
Newly retired, up until recently Royden Loewen was professor of history and Chair in Mennonite Studies at the University of Winnipeg. His first university press […]
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An Unbiased Review of My Husband’s New Book, ‘Once Removed’
You’re probably thinking I’m going to love Once Removed because it’s written by my brilliant husband. Well, you’re wrong. I do not love Once Removed […]
On ‘Making Believe’: 5 Questions with Magdalene Redekop
Magdalene Redekop is Professor Emerita of English at the University of Toronto. Her new book, Making Believe: Questions About Mennonites and Art, is “part criticism, […]
On ‘Makhno and Memory’: 5 Questions with Historian Sean Patterson
Sean Patterson is a doctoral student at the University of Alberta; he is currently researching historical memory in Ukraine’s Zaporizhia region. His new book Makhno and […]
Local Columnists Are Like Windows
I’m becoming more and more appreciative of local columnists in our local paper, The Carillon. They’re like windows into small but active communities I don’t […]