[Day 1 - 14 Days until the Funeral] Gimi is quiet. Always has been. Today is no exception. Today, on this cool morning, she’s standing at the kitchen window watching the mainland ebb. There’s a wall of warped, dying Douglas Firs and old Sitka’s oscillating ahead, and...
I can finally announce today that I am the second-ever recipient of the Tony & Herb Rainbow Award through the Saskatchewan Foundation for the Arts! This award came in last Friday, and is a whopping $5000 to support me at this moment in my writing career. I can say...
think on how the city speaks to itself / graffiti tags singing veins in subway lines these concrete lungs, lit by streetlamps / billow(ing) ancient cedar lines imprinted onto playdough run adjacent along delineated / rows leaves, on their march, move by even cement,...
How do artists, non-profits, and activists engage with the media in Saskatchewan and western Canada? Award-winning black artist and journalist Miguel A. Fenrich walks you through five important things to remember when trying to understand press releases and the basics of media engagement.
Day 111 - A Snippet Once a year, the small cafe with steel countertops serves a menagerie of pie; Jack Daniels and sticky walnut, lemon with meringue that beads to the roof of your mouth, pumpkin with an ever-so-crunchy lard crust; all in celebration of a day just for...
Here's a nice little snippet of things to come: 273 Days. Here's to 2025. - Miguel F. | Day 222 out of 273 Days | Her home just off the main drag in Prince George serves as a museum for me. The walls — faint egg yolk, dying sunlight, tarnished daisy yellow — are...