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What's in a Story? – #14
I’ve been feeling pretty low these past few months. The pandemic, mixed with my PPD and SAD, has made it almost impossible to wake up feeling any sort of ins...
Read More ›Dae Dreams
She is voguing, snake owning
French-speaking, ass-kicking
Backflipping
She is awesome
She is confident in who she is
Not just what she does
I believe ...
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This Inuk Musician is Using Tik Tok to Teach Inuktitut
Becky Han spoke to The Last Draft’s Lena Slanisky about tech, tweets, and teaching Inuktitut online.
Becky Han is an Inuk musician who was born in Arctic Ba...
Read More ›What’s in a Story? — #9
There is no feeling like the thrill of discovering a new story and telling it in an interesting, compelling way that affects the people who read it. Usually, i...
Read More ›Grass Stain Sessions Ep. 9: Moskitto Bar
The Grass Stain Sessions is a video series that explores the sense of human connection music and art provide. The videos feature musicians sharing two songs an...
Read More ›Making It
London’s Sunfest is Still Providing the “Beat We Can All Relate To” Despite Pandemic
Mercedes Caxaj, Co-artistic Director of one of Canada’s largest world music festivals, speaks to Last Draft’s Hillary Watson about how she is navigating her wa...
Read More ›This Inuk Musician is Using Tik Tok to Teach Inuktitut
Becky Han spoke to The Last Draft’s Lena Slanisky about tech, tweets, and teaching Inuktitut online.
Becky Han is an Inuk musician who was born in Arctic Ba...
Read More ›Creative Writing
Expecting
Still when I send my mother a selfie she asks Are you okay? You look sad
I am sad. And mad, actually
Read More ›Dae Dreams
She is voguing, snake owning/ French-speaking, ass-kicking/ Backflipping/ She is awesome
Read More ›Grass Stain Sessions
Grass Stain Sessions Ep. 9: Moskitto Bar
The Grass Stain Sessions is a video series that explores the sense of human connection music and art provide. The videos feature musicians sharing two songs an...
Read More ›Grass Stain Sessions Ep. 8: Basset
The Grass Stain Sessions is a video series that explores the sense of human connection music and art provide. The videos feature musicians sharing two songs an...
Read More ›Grass Stain Sessions Ep. 7: Willow Switch
The Grass Stain Sessions is a video series that explores the sense of human connection music and art provide. The videos feature musicians sharing two songs an...
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Living Room Sessions Ep. 9: Lost in Japan
The Living Room Sessions is a video series that explores the sense of human connection music and art provide. The videos feature musicians sharing two songs an...
Read More ›Living Room Sessions Ep. 8: Noelle Coughlin
The Living Room Sessions is a video series that explores the sense of human connection music and art provide. The videos feature musicians sharing two songs an...
Read More ›Living Room Sessions Ep. 7: Yessica Woahneil
The Living Room Sessions is a video series that explores the sense of human connection music and art provide. The videos feature musicians sharing two songs an...
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What's in a Story? – #14
I find myself drawn to the forest. I feel peace within the barren trees.
Read More ›What's in a Story #13
If poetry can teach you one thing about storytelling, it’s the art of interruption.
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Introducing Jacob Sandler
“Stories are existential. Not just inseparable from the way we communicate and play out our lives, but actually the very basis of our existence.”
– Jacob Sandl...
Read More ›Introducing Hillary Watson
“Stories provide connection. Connection to ourselves, to others, to the earth, even across space and time.”
– Hillary Watson, Illustrator + Editor
I think I’d...
Read More ›Introducing Lena Slanisky
“Stories bring people together in the most universal ways and the most minuscule. They are both finite and infinite, reminding us how connected we inevitably a...
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