Great writers take a stand for the last stands of ancient forest on Vancouver Island
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by: Laura Repas
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Canopy has enlisted a group of renowned writers to create a piece of activist art to shine a light on the plight of Vancouver Island's ancient forests—only 10% of which are still standing.
Playing a game of Exquisite Corpse, Margaret Atwood, Terry Fallis, Suzanne Buffam, Laura Trunkey, John Valliant, Madeleine Thien, Karen Solie, Emma Donoghue, Andrew Pyper, and Ann-Marie MacDonald have created a dark and funny story called The Refugium.
Read it here in The Globe and Mail .
Illustration by Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas/caption]Canopy has enlisted a group of renowned writers to create a piece of activist art to shine a light on the plight of Vancouver Island's ancient forests—only 10% of which are still standing.
Playing a game of Exquisite Corpse, Margaret Atwood, Terry Fallis, Suzanne Buffam, Laura Trunkey, John Valliant, Madeleine Thien, Karen Solie, Emma Donoghue, Andrew Pyper, and Ann-Marie MacDonald have created a dark and funny story called The Refugium.
Read it here in The Globe and Mail .
