5 Questions with ‘Menno Moto’ Author Cameron Dueck
Cameron Dueck grew up in a Mennonite family on a remote turkey farm in the Canadian Prairies. His journalism career took off in Chicago, where […]
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Tools & Burial Sites: Learning More About Peter Baerg
I purport to be interested in local history, so it’s astounding and ridiculous that I’ve never read all the books that contain Peter Baerg’s translated […]
Cracking Open a Book For Once: Reading Gruenfeld
For a few years now, I’ve been collecting books, but not reading them. Only dipping in here and there, before running back to the thrift […]
Chasing the “Somewhere”
Last night, I spoke about Mennotoba in front of an audience. I was terrified. I’m an awkward speaker. I forget what I want to say, all […]
The Great-Grandfather of All the Reimers: A Visit to Abraham ‘Fuela’ Reimer’s Grave
I feel like Christmas wasn’t that long ago. Over the holidays, I missed time with family (because pandemic). And, I notice it’s been little while […]