Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsExpozine Alternative Press Awards
Literary honours, even among published authors, are hard to come by. For zinesters and the so-called self-published, awards are something of an impossibility.
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Fringe ArtsThe Walls Are Closing In
Maxime Pigeon wants you to know what it’s like to be clinically depressed, and what it’s like to feel that depression’s absence.
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Fringe ArtsOpen For Interpretation
In 29 minutes of dynamic cinematography and no dialogue, Ana Cembrero Coca’s Cinética challenges our self-awareness and capacity to interpret abstract symbolism represented through dance. The film features four women moving in several different spaces, from a half-full bathtub to the open sea.
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Fringe ArtsAloof is Out, Be Yourself
“It’s not about getting laid, it’s about being a woman’s fantasy,” are the words of Hans Comijn, seduction artist.
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Fringe ArtsBarmaid to Measure
Every aspiring writer is faced with the realization, at some point—usually in their twenties, but sometimes much later for the not-so-fleet of mind—that they will not be able to support themselves by their art alone.
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Fringe Arts2011 English Awards Wrap-Up
On Friday afternoon as the second of two, at times heated, CSU election debates wrapped up in the Hall building, the 2011 Concordia English Awards ceremony
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Fringe ArtsIrving Writ
A circus, Jayne thought, could take so many different forms. Yet you said that someone had run away to join the circus, not a circus, as though there was only one and it shook its glitter through a town and then left,
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Fringe ArtsThe End of the Bookstore Cat?
The Link’s Literary Arts section isn’t the only literary institution that’s on the way out these days.
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Fringe ArtsA History of Literary Arts In The Link
The Link’s first dedicated literary arts editor—known then as the “literary coordinator”—was Phil Moscovitch.
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Fringe ArtsArchitects Make Waves at FIFA
In the centre of Chicago’s high-rise district, a certain building stands out amongst the others—the Aqua Tower.

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