The Concrete Cantata: An Orchestra Without a Score
On highway noise, the loss of silence, and a splinter in the spirit.
On highway noise, the loss of silence, and a splinter in the spirit.
On homecoming — theirs and mine — and the land that holds us all without distinction.
On parasitism, possession, and the collector who became the collected
Who knows if they are still among us? The Anishinaabeg of Mississauga believed the Credit River was home to a group of tiny people — we night think of them as elves, sprites, spirits, little people — that they called the Mamagwasewug. Part of the folklore of many tribes, the Mamagwasewug were