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Keith Cadieux's 2010 novella GazeI/i> was listed for a Manitoba Book Award and the ReLit award. His short fiction has most recently appeared in Prairie Fire, Grain, ELQ, and the Exile Book of New Canadian Noir. He lives in Winnipeg.
Keith Cadieux's 2010 novella GazeI/i> was listed for a Manitoba Book Award and the ReLit award. His short fiction has most recently appeared in Prairie Fire, Grain, ELQ, and the Exile Book of New Canadian Noir. He lives in Winnipeg.
Does the past have the power to haunt us? Keith Cadieux's novella Signal Decay (At Bay Press) introduces us to Lori, newly widowed after the death of her husband, who becomes determined to find him through the study of his past recordings. In this Off/Kilter interview with ... Read more
In today's Read the Provinces, we chat with Winnipeg-based author Seyward Goodhand about her debut short story collection Even That Wildest Hope (Invisible Publishing)—a quirky and inventive collection that takes you on an unnerving but satisfying journey to antique and ... Read more
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