Lezlie Lowe

Non-fiction, Reviews, Web exclusives October 25, 2018 October 25, 2018

Lezlie Lowe Investigates the Universal Need For a Decent Public Washroom

by Philip Moscovitch

Her book confidently guides us through the mundane, disgusting, funny and ultimately fascinating world of public washrooms and their messy politics

# 87 Fall 2018, Features, Fiction, History, Nonfiction, Poetry, Young Readers October 18, 2018 October 18, 2018

Autumn Editor’s Picks

by Chris Benjamin

Snuggle down with 18 Atlantic Canadian books that are generating buzz this autumn

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NSProvincialLibrary @NSProvLibrary·

Celebrate Mi’kmaq History Month… Download the eBook:
Song of Rita Joe: autobiography of a Mi’kmaq Poet
Unlimited access for the month of October, no waitlists!
For more info and to read more about Rita Joe, visit: https://t.co/jUXRvwQmSN
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carol bruneau @carolbruneau·

Thrilled to receive an Established Artist Recognition Award. Thank you @artsnovascotia & Marilyn Smulders @WritersFedNS for nominating me. Congrats to all the other recipients. A huge honour, knowing how many are equally deserving. @NimbusPub @abtmagazine https://t.co/BxGQqb9iDy

Amy Spurway @AmyLSpurway·

It was such a pleasure to chat with @TraceyWaddleton and @thischrisbailey about the sharp, gothic humour that often shows up in Atlantic Canadian writing. Get your hands on @abtmagazine No. 90 to read this and other fine stories. https://t.co/5GsCRoKztS

Breakwater Books @BreakwaterBooks·

"'Dark humour naturally sneaks into my writing as a kind of lubricant for difficult topics,' @TraceyWaddleton says, 'It's easier to consume reality when you're already laughing.'"

- featured in Alchemists of the Atlantic by @AmyLSpurway in @abtmagazine No. 90.

#ReadAtlantic

Kathleen Peacock @kathleenpeacock·

@abtmagazine @JenniferYVerma LOVE the cover!