SIGNPOST
The leaves of the magnolia were brown and strewn across the lawn.
Issue 45: Spring 2019
Fiction
I WILL NEVER TELL YOU THIS
Flynn slipped into the Pacific and never got out.
Madame Flora’s
Victoria’s menses stopped.
Poetry
The In-Between Water
History draws / its lines through / salt water
Essays
OF VICES AND REARS or Why I’ve Stopped Reading Jane Austen
I’m sick of rereading Jane Austen.
Interviews
“Solution to Forgetting”: Postcards on Narrative and Poetry
The below correspondence between Ben Ladouceur and Onjana Yawnghwe was conducted via email over the course of April, 2019.
“Horizontally Piled Clouds”: An Interview with Paul Herron of Sky Blue Press
Creating a space for oneself is the bridge between spectral living and automation.
Staying with the Trouble
Two old friends on either side of the 49th parallel consider Refuse: CanLit in Ruins (Book*hug, 2018), edited by Hannah McGregor, Julie Rak, and Erin Wunker.
Reviews
Lost Sisters: I Become a Delight to My Enemies
Sara Peters’ I Become a Delight to My Enemies is a clever, genre-blending work that portrays a complex and deeply affective picture of feminism and femininity.
