Who's looking it up?
Why are so many people looking kawaii up in the dictionary? And are they the same people who are looking up get?


The launch of Under the Skin of War, by Chantal Ringuet, takes place this evening at Librairie Le port de tête.
Why are so many people looking kawaii up in the dictionary? And are they the same people who are looking up get?

Our recent title, Where They Stood: The Evolution of the Black Anglo Community in Montreal, came about thanks to a phone call from the Black Community Resource Centre.
The first-ever Inspire! Toronto International Book Fair took place last week, November 13-16, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, eliciting mixed reactions. Linda Leith Publishing was there, in the Discovery Pavillion pod P5, and we enjoyed ourselves.
This excerpt from H. Nigel Thomas's essay on Afro-Caribbean immigrant existence in Toronto was originally published in Confluences 2: Essays on the New Canadian Literature, edited by Nurjehan Aziz. It appears on Salon .ll. by kind permission of Mawenzi House.