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Every year (even in pandemic times), The Walrus puts together a Summer Reading package filled with new fiction, poetry, and illustrations by Canadian writers and artists.

Click on the images or titles below to learn more
A Black man embraces a Black woman who is sitting on a kitchen countertop. The woman is looking at the camera.

Giganto is known by various names: almasty, migyhur, meh-teh, dzu-teh. Around here, the common term is a bastardization of a word from a Coast Salish language, Sásq’ets, or “wild man.”

FICTION BY CHARLOTTE GILL
ILLUSTRATION BY FRANCO ÉGALITÉ


(23 minute read)
A man, in the background and mostly out of frame, holds a large guitar. A smaller man in the foreground stands at the start of a curvy golden path, drawn in place of the strings of the guitar,
which leads to a dandelion in the distance.

The bus sped past abandoned houses, burned-out cars, skinny cows, masked and bandaged people running to the road at the sight of a vehicle, any vehicle, and others running away

FICTION BY RANDY BOYAGODA
ILLUSTRATION BY FRANCO ÉGALITÉ

(24 minute read)
A man, in the background and mostly out of frame, holds a large guitar. A smaller man in the foreground stands at the start of a curvy golden path, drawn in place of the strings of the guitar, which
leads to a dandelion in the distance.

My job title was personal assistant, but all my duties pertained to Harvey’s collection. Provenance was everything. A purchase had to be like a royal marriage, the lineage assured.

FICTION BY MICHAEL LAPOINTE
ILLUSTRATION BY FRANCO ÉGALITÉ


(36 minute read)
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Black and white photos of Jason Guriel, Angela Misri and Jonah Brunet.
This week's newsletter was produced by Angela Misri and copy-edited by Jonah Brunet.

Congratulations to Mel B. from Kamloops for winning the first three books in our Summer Reading giveaway contest!
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