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Comics

Morning

Cee Lavery

Cee Lavery is an illustrator, comics-maker, and sometimes-violinist living and working in Montreal, Quebec, on the unceded territory of the Kanien’kehá:ka people. Cee is self-taught and still learning. Their comics are about bodies, queer identity, gender, grief, and love.

29 | Winter 2017

Comics

  • Apartment for Rent  Laura Kenins
  • Morning  Cee Lavery

Fiction

  • New Girl  Marla Dominey
  • Edmonton Dreams Don’t Like  Wendy McGrath
  • Gin & Lemonade  Sarah J. Roebuck
  • On The Rocks  Gavin Tomson

Nonfiction

  • Canadian Vacation  Dale Corvino
  • Wings  Mica Lemiski
  • FERRANTE IN THE CELLAR: A Vulgar Appreciation  Domenica Martinello

Photography

  • Masks  Dayna Danger

Poetry

  • Translation Technique  Simon Brown
  • PLACEBO, NUNAVUT  Kayla Czaga
  • A Forest Walk  Matthew Murphy
  • The Fox and the American Chickens  Jean de La Fontaine, translated by Aidan Rooney
  • Gravity  Alexandra Smyth
  • Self-trolling  Lauren Turner

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