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258/259 How to Be at Home in Canada: Placemaking in Indigenous, Diasporic, and Settler Texts
2024
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Editorial

Entangled Belongings (pp. 7-19)
Heather Macfarlane, Sophie McCall and Basmah Rahman

Articles

Soup Kitchen or Kitchen Table? A Relational Approach to Understanding the Use of “Métis” in Labrador (pp. 20-48)
Kristina Fagan Bidwell

Reading the River: Currents of Home in Narratives of the Romaine River Hydro Project (pp. 49-75)
Isabella Huberman

Homely Entanglements: Thinking with Caragana (pp. 76-99)
Sarah Wylie Krotz

Black Out (pp. 100-110)
Jhordan Layne

“The Sea Is History”: Anticolonial Place-Making in the Water Spaces of Eden Robinson’s Monkey Beach and Dionne Brand’s A Map to the Door of No Return (pp. 111-133)
Nicole Flores

Where Is Home? Storied Places and Belonging in Indigenous and Immigrant Fantasy Novels for Children (pp. 134-153)
Melanie Braith

“Work Hard” to Find “Home”: Loneliness in Refugee Consciousness in Souvankham Thammavongsa’s How to Pronounce Knife (pp. 154-175)
Basmah Rahman

Positionality is Not (Only) a Metaphor: Distance-Focused Reading in Indigenous Comics (pp. 176-203)
Olivia Abram

Uninvited Guests and Awkward Hospitality: Unsettling Mormon Claims in Dawn Dumont’s Nobody Cries at Bingo (pp. 204-223)
Jaron Judkins

Locating Camelot in Canada: Place, Memory, and John Reade’s The Prophecy of Merlin and Other Poems (pp. 224-246)
Laurel Ryan

Métis Futurist Research Creation: Transformation and Peoplehood in Chelsea Vowel’s Buffalo is the New Buffalo (pp. 247-265)
Tianne Jensen-DesJardins

Poems

Clash of Empires (pp. 266-267)
Suha Kudsieh
For women. For life. For freedom. (pp. 268-271)
Tannaz Taghizadeh
What Would Thales Say? (pp. 272-273)
Susan McCaslin
What Oceans Remember (pp. 274)
Padmaja Battani
Witnessing Names (pp. 275-276)
Anna Veprinska
Pieces of Story (pp. 277-278)
Joanne Epp
Halfway to Morning (pp. 279-281)
Jen Colclough
Night Thought (pp. 282)
Derek Webster
Resilient Grandmother (pp. 283)
Shyanne MacDonald
Snowflowers!1 (pp. 284-285)
Ling Ge
Chutney Tongue (pp. 286-287)
Jeevan Bhagwat
Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi (pp. 288-290)
J. Iribarne

Book Reviews

Welcome Refreshment (pp. 291-294)
Neil Surkan

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Catalogue d’oiseaux by Aaron Tucker
  • sulphurtongue by Rebecca Salazar
  • A Thousand Times You Lose Your Treasure by Hoa Nguyen

Unfettered Language: Poetries Old and New (pp. 294-296)
Alessandra Capperdoni

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Boat by Lisa Robertson
  • After Beowulf by Nicole Markotic
  • I Want to Tell You Love: A Critical Edition by Milton Acorn, bill bissett, Eric Schmaltz and Christopher Doddy