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Leanne Shapton

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Filipino/a/x Voices Across Genres and Generations

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By Leanne Shapton, Stephanie Sy Verified, Kyle Flemmer
| 49th Shelf
June is Filipino Heritage Month here in Canada, and while I'm not the biggest fan of cultural heritage months (I personally find them limiting and largely serving the colonial project), I will always take the opportunity to share my pride in my culture, heritage, and roots. This Filipino Heritage Month, I'm honoured to introduce you to Salaysay, a collective of Filipino/a/x writers in Toronto whose work spans genres and generations.
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Everything but the… | Leanne Shapton

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By Leanne Shapton
| Soundings from The New York Review
Art Newsletter No. 42 covers the art and illustrations in the April 9 and April 26 issues of the Review, and it comes to you from the kitchen sink. I’ve always loved the term “kitchen sink.” It can mean a surplus of something, as in “kitchen sink cookies,” which contain pretzels, gummy bears, or whatever’s on hand; or it can mean a kind of working-class realism, as in the “kitchen sink realism” of postwar British dramas, set in cold-water flats and bedsits.
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Charade Night | Leanne Shapton

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By Leanne Shapton
| Soundings from The New York Review
The world can be divided, I think, into two camps: those who like to play games and those who do not. I plant myself firmly in the former group. I love charades, Bananagrams, and Paperback, in which players are prompted to guess the first line of a book based solely on the cover. I love a bet, a joke, a test. I’m a quietly competitive person. Though I’m a terrible singer, I love karaoke, like most Filipinos.
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