Grace Kwan’s The Sacred Heart Motel deals with grief, place and placelessness, and memory
Kwan’s lyrical imagery and confessional poetry in Sacred Heart Motel makes readers question their own experiences and surroundings.
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“Joy among the fury and grief:” a Q&A with El Ghourabaa editors
Metonymy Press’s latest release, El Ghourabaa: A Queer and Trans Collection of Oddities, had its Montreal launch on Saturday, June 15th at Brique par brique’s… Read More »“Joy among the fury and grief:” a Q&A with El Ghourabaa editors
$10,000 donation to Metonymy Press in memory of Graham Clegg (1970-2019)
Graham was a gifted screenwriter who had the good fortune of spending several decades writing for top Canadian TV shows. He was nominated for numerous awards in recognition of his work, including a Gemini.
The Rage Letters: ‘I believe that every choice made by a translator is a form of creolization, ripe with political potential’
On November 21, Metonymy will be releasing its first translated work—The Rage Letters by Valérie Bah. In this post, translator Kama La Mackerel shares what… Read More »The Rage Letters: ‘I believe that every choice made by a translator is a form of creolization, ripe with political potential’