The Current Issue of Queen's Quarterly
Winter 2019, Vol. 126 No. 4
Queen’s Quarterly offers a lively collection of analysis and reflection in fields as diverse as international relations, science policy, literary criticism, travel writing, economics, religion, short fiction, and poetry to both the academic and the general reader. Over the years, contributors have included some of Canada’s – and the world’s best loved – writers: Sinclair Ross, Margaret Laurence, W.O. Mitchell, Margaret Atwood, Emma Donoghue… Learn more about the history of Queen's Quarterly
Winter 2019 Vol. 126 No. 4
A Tribute
- Learning to See ~ by Guest Editor Paul Yachnin
New and Old Worlds
- Five Views of Catastrophe ~ Edward Burtynsky
- Discoveries of the New World and Beyond ~ Gordon Miller
Stories of Living
- The Munro Woman ~ Robert Fulford
- Natural History ~ Helen Humphreys
- The Master of Repetition ~ Kenneth Sherman
Enduring Visions
- The Return of Beauty ~ Nick Mount
- The Idea of North ~ Allison MacDuffee
History's Fictions
- Poisoned Honey ~ Julie Wheelwright
Short Story
- What Remains ~ Emma Donoghue
Poetry
- Ken Victor ~ On the Coldest Night in Quebec
- Ronna Bloom ~ Canadian Socks
- Patricia Young ~ Sixties Secretaries