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Trevor Corkum

Trevor Corkum

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Columnist, 49th Shelf

Canada, Pereira

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local food movementtravel, Small Business, ecotravel food producers, Sustainable Food, Social media

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Not a fan of the blanket embargo.

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Total articles 283

  • Winter in Ottawa

    By Aaron Kreuter, Anna Veprinska, Trevor Corkum| 49th Shelf@ Winter in Ottawa                   for the Love Poem Collective                    after Manahil Bandukwala the Rideau Canal doesn’t freeze over for the first time ever. it feels like a sign, although I’m not sure what of. global warming, I guess. our impending doom. but we sit in the café and talk about love poems and the dread can’t touch us. I think the cold makes me better. more human, aware of my body. the poets who build this world up – they make me better too.

    By Aaron Kreuter, Anna Veprinska, Trevor Corkum · 49th Shelf

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Most Anticipated: Our 2025 Spring Books for Young Readers Preview

    By Anna Veprinska, Trevor Corkum, Julie Booker, Tree Abraham| 49th Shelf@ Picture Books A little girl adapts to the Eid traditions of her new home in The Eidi Bag (January), by Shazia Afzal, illustrated by Shiva Delsooz. Laura Alary’s free verse breaks big ideas into child-sized pieces, making Sea in my Cells an accessible introduction to the water cycle, with illustrations by Andrea Blinick.

    By Anna Veprinska, Trevor Corkum, Julie Booker, Tree Abraham · 49th Shelf

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Winter in Ottawa

    By Aaron Kreuter, Anna Veprinska, Trevor Corkum| 49th Shelf@ Winter in Ottawa                   for the Love Poem Collective                    after Manahil Bandukwala the Rideau Canal doesn’t freeze over for the first time ever. it feels like a sign, although I’m not sure what of. global warming, I guess. our impending doom. but we sit in the café and talk about love poems and the dread can’t touch us. I think the cold makes me better. more human, aware of my body. the poets who build this world up – they make me better too.

    By Aaron Kreuter, Anna Veprinska, Trevor Corkum · 49th Shelf

    Apr. 21, 2025

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