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Before internet was high speed and most computers were portable, a 15-year-old boy shut down CNN.ca, Yahoo!, ...
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From Terence Byrnes's living room, one can hear a breadmaker churning away in the adjacent kitchen. As we settle ...
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The wounded characters in Mother Superior, Saleema Nawaz's debut short fiction collection, wander the ...
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