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JSH
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Way Out
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Island
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Not Pretending
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Barges
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Bound for Glory
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Rider
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If you stop, they win
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Jennifer Holub Sudbury, Ontario
Holub's “The Reckoning” is a hawkish condemnation of society’s place for women, and an urgent call to rouse from it. This
collaboration with sonic experimenters Jon Danyliw and Matthew Wiewel captures the quintessence of their home in northern Ontario—pastoral, tired, cold, and resilient.
She has lived many lives. At 32 she made the reckless decision to leave it all behind for a music career.
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