Luanne Gauvreau
@luannegauvreau.bsky.social
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Sometimes writing; usually reading.
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Always worth reading Miranda July. This in the “burn it all down and you’ll get a book out of it” tradition of Elizabeth Gilbert or Glennon Doyle (though fiction). Some great ekphrastic writing about dance.
Cover of Miranda July’s book All Fours.
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“Her butterflies “ — wonderful image!
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So backwards. They should have run it on the QW through downtown to drop folks into the urban neighborhoods (Westboro/Carling, Hintonburg, Glebe/Centretown) then run along green space in suburbs so they can park-and-ride.
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Toilet facts: “Comfort” height is not comfortable; “Standard” height is no longer standard.
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Conventionality is not morality. Self-righteousness is not religion. To attack the first is not to assail the last.
—Charlotte Brontë
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A film that takes place where you are from.
A teenager in video store uniform sits on the store’s floor, in a still from Chandler Levack’s I Like Movies.
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Sad faces here in Ottawa, too!
Reposted by Luanne Gauvreau
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Travel through your ears with us to.... the Forest of Dean

Episode 30 - Wind and time in the forest (40mins)

It's 8am one sunny May day. Blackbirds join wrens, robins and song thrush in the cathedral of trees.

> bit.ly/LenFoDn2
corridor through tall leafy trees in the May sunshine. No one else about. Just us and the birds.
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Pretty sure I’m going to be hearing “I’m sorry, grapes are for millionaires” every time I stand in the produce aisle, for the rest of my life.
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The New Yorker’s not the only magazine with gallery-worthy cover art. Happy launch—wish I could be there!
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“Sail on, sail on
O mighty Ship of State!
To the Shores of Need
Past the Reefs of Greed
Through the Squalls of Hate.
Sail on, sail on—“
Let’s hope, with Leonard Cohen, that democracy can hold its course.
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A wonderful start to the new year! Thanks to judge Zilla Jones for her close and generous reading of my story. So pleased to have my work appear in the always great @fiddlehd.bsky.social
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We're excited to announce that Luanne Gauvreau is the winner of our 2024 Fiction Contest and $2000 prize! Her story "Roses for Bodies" will be featured in the upcoming Winter issue (FH 302).

Read judge Zilla Jones' editorial and an excerpt now on our website: thefiddlehead.ca/content/cong...
A green and yellow graphic announcing the winner of The Fiddlehead’s 2024 Fiction Contest. On the right is a picture of Luanne Gauvreau and on the left is text reading: The Fiddlehead proudly announces our 2024 Fiction Contest winner Luanne Gauvreau for “Roses for Bodies.” Read the winning story in Issue 302, shipping later this month.
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New chapter: In which I find myself on a list.
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We are so excited to announce that the shortlist for our 2024 Fiction Contest is now on our website! Thank you to our judge Zilla Jones and all who entered and congratulations to the fifteen finalists!
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An updated graphic for The Fiddlehead’s Twenty Twenty-Four Fiction Contest. The background is a picture of pink mushrooms in purple soil. From top to bottom, the following is on the graphic: Text reading Don’t put a cap on your creativity; The Fiddlehead logo, which is the name of the magazine in a serif font; enter our Twenty Twenty-Four Fiction Contest now open for submission; the September second deadline is striked out with a revised September third deadline below it, twenty twenty-four; Enter via Submittable; a pink star bubble with the text Two thousand dollar prize plus publication in white; next to this is a picture of Zilla Jones who is an African-Canadian woman with dark, curly hair, and is wearing a black top with the text Judged by Zilla Jones under her picture; text reading for more information and the link to The Fiddlehead’s contest page fiddlehead dot c a slash contest and email fiddle h d at u n b dot c a
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Oh my goodness…well, you did warn us.
Thanks for sharing the song—and that time in your life through the song.
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This time of year I always remember how I was radicalized as a language-loving child by the crazy syntax of Christmas carols.
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Reminder from Samuel Butler to help me resist the siren call of the end-of-year lists: “The oldest books are still only just out to those who have not read them.”
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Starting fresh on Bluesky this November with words from Susan Gillis’s Come In, Come In.
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I'll begin with an ending. From "Faithful and Virtuous Night" by Louise Gluck.