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HA&L • issue ten.2 STORIED LIVES   Honouring Storied Lives in Community-engaged Practice by Guest Editor Melissa Tanti • Photograph: Diego Nishiyama.   Editor's notes: Honouring Storied Lives in Community-engaged Practice by GUEST EDITOR Melissa Tanti The River That Runs Two Ways [Daylighting Chedoke part 2] by John Terpstra Metanarrating Dubpoetry as WorldWideWordsounds of Global Communal Soul by Klyde Broox On Listening by Kim Echlin The Same Clay: Coming to Know Through More-Than-Human Community Engaged Learning by Kaitlin Debicki Stories, Trust, And Social Justice: toward response-able community engaged narrative arts work  by Elizabeth Jackson Making What Kind of Difference? Community Engagement and International Volunteers by Nathaniel Laywine Theatre: The Butch Monologues by Laura Bridgeman Portfolio: cultural traditions in a time of rapid change by Ashli Akins Not Just a Jewish Voice but Jewish Eyes: Henry Balinson and the Jewish Voice of Hamilton by Gary Barwin Coming of Age: Hungarian-Canadian Artist Tibor Nyilasi [1936-2015] with writing from Donna Nyilasi, Bryce Kanbara, P. Mansaram, and Lydia Nyilasi Portfolio: A Selection of Landscapes by Tibor Nyilasi Portfolio: inhospitably ours • photographs by Philip Kanwischer Poetry: Palate and teaching your daughter to read water by Sarah Kabamba  Poetry: Poem with Periphery as Constraint and Gathering by Shazia Hafiz Ramji Poetry: Hummingbird and Miitsho by Cara-Lyn Morgan Poetry: Utopia: Now in Colour and In 1000 Years by Patrick de Belen Short Story: Ivy by Matt Snell Short Story: Click Bait by Rebecca Morris Short Story: The Death of Daan de Wees by Aaron Schneider Poetry: Canada by Anita Dolman Poetry: The Sesquicentennial Luncheon by Ben Robinson Poetry: Emily as She Chokes The Atmosphere and Emily as an Egg in the Water by Darren C. Demaree Poetry: Bear Grylls Can Suck It by Kelly Whiddon An Introduction to the McMaster Film Board by Stephen Broomer Short Film: METAMORPHOSIS by James A. Chambers Short Film: HAUGH by Bryce Kanbara THE FIELD Signing My Name: On Anthologization by Shane Neilson Book Review: Jamie Tennant's The Captain of Kinnoull Hill by Mark Sampson Book Review: Beyond “Understanding Canada”: Transnational Perspectives on Canadian Literature by Kevin Shaw Book Review: The Egg Tempera Poetry of John Barton by Ben Ladouceur Book Review: Bernadette Rule's Earth Day in Leith Churchyard: Poems in Search of Tom Thomson by Jeffery Donaldson Book Review: Dennis Lee’s Heart Residence: Collected Poems 1967-2017 by J.S. Porter AND SEE HA&L RAVE with a Book Review from Jeremy Luke Hill and poetry by Anne Savage. Congrats to the 2017 Short Works Prize Writing Awards Recipients! BECOME A MEMBER!  RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP! Help HA&L to continue publishing! “This Nation Needs A New Narrative." ― Gary Geddes Guest Editor: Melissa Tanti Guest Poetry Editor: Canisia Lubrin Paul Lisson: Editor Fiona Kinsella: Editor / Designer Associate Editor: Shane Neilson HA&L Intern: Karli Woods Founding Art Director: Peter Stevens (1963-2015) Contributing Editor: David Forsee (1944-2017) Hamilton Arts & Letters 9TH ANNIVERSARY issue ten.2   ISSN 1916-8454     HAL on Twitter Portfolio: inhospitably ours • photographs by Philip Kanwischer The Same Clay: Coming to Know Through More-Than-Human Community Engaged Learning by Kaitlin Debicki. Artwork detail: Haven by Chloe Kinsella. The River That Runs Two Ways [Daylighting Chedoke part 2] by John Terpstra Coming of Age: Hungarian-Canadian Artist Tibor Nyilasi [1936-2015] • Photograph: Newspaper clipping, The Brantford News 1963. Not Just a Jewish Voice but Jewish Eyes: Henry Balinson and the Jewish Voice of Hamilton by Gary Barwin On Listening by Kim Echlin • Illustrations: Papageno Public Domain Portfolio by Ashli Akins • cultural traditions in a time of rapid change HA&L magazine Membership. This Boat / cannot float / without you.                                                                                            HA&L magazine would like to acknowledge the generous support of the Canada Council for the Arts, the Ontario Arts Council an Ontario Government Agency, the Centre for Community Engaged Narrative Arts, and the City of Hamilton. Sincere thanks to all of HA&L's members and sponsors – we wouldn't be here without you!