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Fairy Houses are little houses built from natural materials, designed to look like homes for fairies. This month, The Raspberry's editor, Beatrix Taylor, wrote about her experience building Fairy Houses, and provides us some advice on building our very own!

Siren and Hound is an independent, multi-media, fantasy-based magazine. In this exclusive interview with us, Emely and Victoria (the creators of the magazine) share their answers to our questions about what it's like being an up-and-coming, fast growing magazine! Can you give a description of who you guys are? Siren and Hound is a magazine catered to those who love the unknown, the whimsical, or have fantastical visions of their own. Siren and Hound is the place for those who

For this month’s blog post, we interviewed Harmony, founder and Editor-in-Chief of Aporia Literary Journal. Read to learn more about the Toronto-based publication that focuses on youth voices! Can you give a brief description of who you are, and what inspired you to start Aporia Literary Journal? I’m Harmony, the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Aporia Literary Journal . Creative writing has always been an incredibly important part of my life, as it allows me to grapple with

Hello Berries, Unconventional Reviews are a genre of review invented by our very own Raspberry, Beatrix. The topics of review can range from the serious and useful to the silly and unorthodox. This month, we’re travelling to the past as Cynthia deConicksmith shares their love for vinyl records and Beatrix Taylor shares her return to VHS tapes! An Unconventional Review About Vinyl Records Cynthia deConicksmith The vinyl record: Something your parents mourn to you and use to sa

Hello Berries! Unconventional Reviews are a genre of review invented by our very own Raspberry, Beatrix. The topics of review can range from the serious and useful to the silly and unorthodox. This month, Tara wrote a review of a trail! Time for a Trail Tara Wohlleben In the last five years or so, I’ve gone on a lot of hikes, almost once a week – so, roughly two hundred and thirty. I’ve done most of them with my hiking buddy, Bryan. Remember: It’s important that you don’t hik

Hello Berries! Unconventional Reviews are a genre of review invented by our very own Raspberry, Beatrix. The topics of review can range from the serious and useful to the silly and unorthodox. This month, two Raspberries (Noelle and Amelia) wrote a professional perspective on straws and an unprofessional perspective on watercolour paper. A Non-Professional Perspective on Watercolour Paper Amelia Watford If there is one thing that my professor stressed to me during my “Introdu

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