Fringe Arts

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  Internet Poetics

  Alex Manley – Published March 22, 2011

  Steve Roggenbuck is from the Internet.

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  Laytonest of the Best, Pt. II

  Alex Manley – Published March 22, 2011

  “The main character grabs his unconscious friend and throws him in a car, making a run for the hospital.”

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  Shortlist Writ, Pt. II

  Jason Freure – Published March 22, 2011

  A taxi surge, burning co co ricos on the ‘ti pains,

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  A Surfeit of Riches

  Candice Maddy Fridman – Published March 22, 2011

  The beauty of Brooke Elise Axtell’s Kore of the Incantation resides in the tension between burning intensity and fluid grace.

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  Lit Writ

  Maichina Veri – Published March 22, 2011

  the only thing left of my mother is her car
  a metal womb i’d like to drive north

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  Dance, Dance, Dance

  Oksana Cueva – Published March 22, 2011

  An electrifying voyage to Hollywood’s golden era of musicals brings most memorable dancing moments of cinema . Through original footage, interviews and photos, Clara Kuperberg tells the history of musicals – narrated by, among others, American choreographer and dancer Hermes Pan, close collaborator of legendary Fred Astaire.

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  Laytonest of the Best

  Ashley Opheim – Published March 15, 2011

  Four emerging writers from Concordia’s Creative Writing program—Nick Comilla, Jason Freure, Candice Maddy Fridman and Emma Healey—r

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  Shortlist Writ

  Candice Maddy Fridman – Published March 15, 2011

  O San Pietronino,
  Maderno minuscule,

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  Over the Edge

  Laura Beeston – Published March 15, 2011

  By the end of this week, expect Montreal to get edgier.

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  The Art Of Love

  Laura Beeston – Published March 15, 2011

  “We’re trying to imagine ways that might open people’s minds and hearts.