“A personal favourite of mine is the closing poem of the collection, an ode to the withered Honeycrisp apple that moves through the fridge for a year, earmarked for her late husband's lunch.” - R. Rogerson review on M. Peacock’s The Widow’s Crayon Box in @malahatreview.bsky.social (Relatable 🍎)

Leonard Cohen from “The Flame.”

The looming threat of a U.S. tariff war is a wake-up call for Canadians to rethink how we create more resilient local economies and build community food security. One of the clearest opportunities? Fixing our broken seafood system.

Rivers and tongues. This poem by Peter Christensen in “Oona River Poems” reminds me of a place I once lived by a river that fed into the ocean. Now, I live by a river that feeds into a Great Lake. My home is by the river. @thistledownpress.bsky.social

Words that remind me of wandering the West Coast of PEI last summer. A poem published in @fiddlehd.bsky.social by Thomas O’Grady

Slowly stepping into this platform. Trying to decide what to share. All that calls to me is coffee and stories. Latte art at a west coast coffee roaster in Madeira. www.gatolegalcoffee.com