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Dear C Mag, The season has come again with a cold, sandy wind that disables me from breathing well. I have had mild chronic asthma since I was 21, and the freezing wind in Canada that dries out each of my breaths has worsened the illness. When I coug

Early in the autumn, we issued a rare call for pitches that didn’t lead with a theme, giving our communities and contributors a chance to have a say in shaping the next issue in a time of such trenchant irresolution. In response, we heard meditations

[prelude] The following is meant to be read to another—human or other-than-human, perhaps more-than-human—at a distance of approximately 60 cm. Find this position in relation to them in space. Hold them in your peripheral vision, gently. Attune yours

National Gallery of Canada and Dancing Foxes Press, 2020 “Some things are only imaginable in the third person,” Moyra Davey writes, paraphrasing Roland Barthes in her new book, I Confess (2020). She acknowledges that, for both of them, writing in thi

Ociciwan Contemporary Art Centre, Edmonton September 30–November 28, 2020 amiskwacîwâskahikan/Beaver Hills House/Edmonton is centrally located in the Treaty 6 region and is the traditional home of the Papaschase. From the rolling hills, aspen forests

Semiotext(e), 2020 Love has been a central concern of writer, artist, and educator Masha Tupitsyn throughout her career, appearing in the titles of both her 2013 book Love Dog, a Roland Barthes–inspired collection of brief reflections initially publi