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Queer Coded: Canadian Must-Reads January 27, 2023

The cover of The Enchanted Loom by Suvendrini Lena, translated by Dushy Gnanapragasam. Expressive, painted faces look in opposite directions among impressionistic lines, signifying conflict and discord.

Life in Translation in Translation: Language and The Enchanted Loom January 25, 2023 · by Dushy Gnanapragasam and Suvendrini Lena

Illustrated nurse holding an injured man. Blue background with light blue and white text.

Character Study: Bluebirds November 11, 2022

The cover of Andrea Mapili and Byron Abalos' play Through the Bamboo. The cover features the silhouette of a woman walking towards a jungle-like oasis, with a sun-lit body of water before her bordered by broad leaves and palms.

Philippine Mythology and Through the Bamboo June 22, 2022 · by Andrea Mapili and Byron Abalos

Women Crush Wednesday: Drama Edition March 23, 2022

Off Kilter's Most Anticipated Reads: Fall 2021 September 23, 2021

Off/Kilter: Books Based on Myth August 26, 2021

ALU Summer Book Club: Follow-Up Reads After Monster Child August 25, 2021

First Fiction Friday: WROL (Without Rule of Law) July 23, 2021

Interview with Shauntay Grant, author of The Bridge May 25, 2021

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