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Our Winter 2016 issue is now available on newsstands and in our store!
https://maisonneuve.org/issue/winter-2016/

Rocks, Holes, Dynamite, Heart (Subscription Required) By Erika Soucy Excerpts from the novel Les Murailles, translated by Melissa Bull.
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"One of my earliest family photos shows my father, mother and me together in a tent. There's a just-healed bullet wound visible on my father's leg. My mother looks tired; she had just spent the day waiting in line for medication. Then there’s me, two years old with a few chicken pox lingering across my chest and arms."

The West is inundated with images of refugees. But as Seila Rizvic explores, every wartime snapshot is also a family photo.
maisonneuve.org|By Seila Rizvic
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Today on the blog: the story of Tabacca Jack, from Amber McMillan's The Woods: A Year on Protection Island.

Excerpted from The Woods: A Year on Protection Island.
maisonneuve.org|By Amber McMillan

Also exciting: our Winter 2016 issue hits newsstands next Friday! It features a cover story by Miriam Shuchman, and work by Tim Forster, Richard Kemick, Davide Mastracci, Jackie Wong, Adam Rasmi, Melissa Bull, Erika Soucy, Erin Pehlivan, Hélène Bauer, Jane Ozkowski, Jeramy Dodds & more!

Maisonneuve's Winter 2016 issue is on newsstands December 9.
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Maisonneuve has news! After over a year at the helm, Editor-in-Chief Daniel Viola has left the magazine to join The Walrus. Associate Editor Andrea Bennett will be our new Editor-in-Chief, and longtime Maisy writer Kim Fu will be our new Associate Editor. We'd also like to formally welcome Monika Waber as our new Art Director!

Maisonneuve hires a new Editor-in-Chief and a new Associate Editor.
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Just four days left to submit your application to be a Maisy research intern!

Intern at Maisonneuve: Winter-Spring 2017 Nov. 15, 2016 Calling all keeners: Maisonneuve is now accepting applications for part-time research interns. We’re looking for enthusiastic, well-informed candidates who have a passion for magazines and serious writing skills. You don’t need to have studied…
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Maisonneuve is looking for research interns for our Spring and Summer issues. Join our team!

Intern at Maisonneuve: Winter-Spring 2017 Nov. 15, 2016 Calling all keeners: Maisonneuve is now accepting applications for part-time research interns. We’re looking for enthusiastic, well-informed candidates who have a passion for magazines and serious writing skills. You don’t need to have studied…
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"'Literature has more dogs than babies,' Rivka Galchen writes in her latest book, Little Labors, 'and also more abortions.' It’s an observation that’s somehow both surprising and obvious."

Gavin Tomson reads Rivka Galchen’s Little Labors, reflecting on writers who mother and mothers who write.
maisonneuve.org|By Gavin Tomson

From our Summer issue: Nicolas Langelier offers a less optimistic reading of Robert Frost. Translation by Melissa Bull

Originally published in VLB’s Comme la fois où, translated by Melissa Bull.
maisonneuve.org|By Nicolas Langelier

Today on the blog, Writing from Quebec editor Melissa Bull celebrates her Halloween birthday... at her new home in Norwich, England, across the street from a graveyard.

Melissa Bull moves across the street from a cemetery and considers her own mortality.
maisonneuve.org|By Melissa Bull

"Andrea Smith likens the hiring practices of bike shops, and the subsequent staff dynamics that follow, to a wolf pack. 'It’s a very hierarchical, stratified society,' she says. 'Everyone knows their place, and as your power grows, you move up in seniority and competence.'"

What does it take to puncture cycling’s insular bro culture? Andrea Bennett speaks with the women mechanics inciting change in her community.
maisonneuve.org|By Andrea Bennett

Montreal's Plateau neighbourhood is overrun with elegant, polite French children.

Montreal's Plateau, or “La petite France,” is overrun with elegant, polite French children
maisonneuve.org|By Deborah Ostrovsky

"In Operation Avalanche, instead of skulking around Toronto, Matt Johnson pivots to infiltrating American institutions, a deftly self-reflexive development. The difference between this “Matt Johnson” and the ones in Nirvana The Band The Show and The Dirties is that Johnson is now in a position to do damage on a much larger scale."

With Operation Avalanche, Matt Johnson takes a characteristic risk to break into the American movie market. Adam Nayman on how the director is eschewing Canada’s cozy film industry and making his own success.
maisonneuve.org|By Adam Nayman

"When your friend or family member is accused of something terrible, or you discover a lie or manipulation, there is a real feeling of disruption in the way you think you know someone."

In her Giller Prize-nominated novel The Best Kind of People, Zoe Whittall looks at how rape accusations tear families and small towns apart.
maisonneuve.org|By Lucy Uprichard

We're hiring! Dust off that CV and submit your applications by October 15.

Maisonneuve is hiring an associate editor.
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On Saturday, Maisy regular Chandler Levack is organizing a live read of Ocean's Eleven, featuring some other wonderful past contributors. You should definitely go.

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