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A 1696 battle at the confluence of the Wolastoq and Nashwaak rivers is one of the stories told in Andrew MacLean's...

This piece is a companion to the article: “I want people to understand”: Writers in Gaza publish zines through volunteer-led Coastal...

Audio excerpts of interview with Lama Alharazin, including Alharazin reciting her poem “Those who are still here” from her zine “Rain...

Five poets brought their own unique voices to the icehouse poetry event at the University of New Brunswick on Friday, October...

In a province where 53 per cent of adults in New Brunswick face literacy challenges, lovers of literature came together for...

New Brunswick authors find needed community in small fairs. Charlotte Street Arts Centre’s Jim Myles Auditorium transformed into a place filled...

The new edition of an Indigenous language dictionary is a rich source of cultural history that has grown significantly since the...

Abortion is decriminalized in Canada, but an audience in Fredericton recently heard that while there is much to celebrate, there is...

The capture of Canada’s political system by business interests and the privatization of public assets over the previous decades is the...

“Taxi drivers recited poems to me during traffic. Newspapers displayed poems on the front page. Most villagers were illiterate, capable only...