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A cost of pinochet who left power 30 years ago our latin america editor lucien human is in santiago. Many see it is they call it the original sin of chile and that by changing it that would that would read the country of the last vestiges of the military dictatorship under which this constitution the what its in place now was written but changing it to a new one which presumably will happen could take at least 2 years we also dont know whether it will be decided by a mix of senators and congress...

In this second of three spring preview instalments, Q&Q takes a look at forthcoming short fiction and poetry titles. Nonfiction will be featured in our final instalment next week. Q&Q’s spring preview covers books published between Jan. 1 and June 30, 2024. All information (titles, publication dates) was supplied by publishers. SHORT FICTION Secret Sex

Over the course of three instalments, Q&Q presents the young readers titles we’re most excited about this spring. This week’s instalment features picture books. Middle grade and graphic novels will be featured next week, with young adult and nonfiction to be featured on Feb. 14. Q&Q’s spring preview covers books published between Jan. 1 and

January 5, 1949 - August 1, 2023

Not Here: Why American Democracy Is Eroding and How Canada Can Protect Itself Rob Goodman Simon & Schuster, August A former U.S. congressional staffer now living in Canada, Rob Goodman warns against the destructive political forces active south of the border that are making their way here, and outlines the four distinctly Canadian political, cultural,

POETRY Theophylline: A Poetic Migration via the Modernisms of Rukeyser, Bishop, Grimké (de Castro, Vallejo) Erín Moure and Elisa Sampedrín House of Anansi Press, August Award-winning poet and translator Erín Moure looks for the future of poetry in its queer and female past by approaching the work of American poets Muriel Rukeyser, Elizabeth Bishop, and

The Librarianist Patrick deWitt House of Anansi Press, July Award winner Patrick deWitt returns after 2018’s French Exit with this novel about retired librarian Bog Comet who lives a solitary life surrounded by his books. An unexpected encounter with a confused elderly woman leads to a volunteer position at a local seniors’ centre, ultimately revealing

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