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Reviews of
Such A Lovely Afternoon
“Such an extraordinarily lovely collection of short stories. The range of experiences, emotions, reactions, recollections, and turmoil in this collection blew me away. Devastating, insightful, heart-breaking and life-affirming, these stories will carry you to places you’ve never been, but once read, will stay in your heart forever. Kudos to this vivid and powerful writing.” – Lisa de Nikolits, The Minerva Reader
“Such a Lovely Afternoon, by Patti Flather, is a wonderful and pristine collection of short stories. Published by Inanna Publications, the reader becomes aware from the outset of their significance as narratives of agency for women…” – Lucy Black
“Patti Flather is a masterful storyteller. Each one of her characters comes to life vividly, with all their strengths and flaws. The settings are described as lovingly as the protagonists. Each story is a gem!” – Christine, January 2023
Inaugural Borealis Award presented to theatre founders
Yukon News, Oct. 8, 2020
Read the article here
Borealis Prize Winner 2020
(L to R) Brandon Kyikavichik, Dennis Allen, Randel Kendi, Nic Netro-Hendrie, Leonard Linklater read from Tl’oo Thał – Grass Pants. Photo Erik Pinkerton/Gwaandak Theatre
‘We’re an oral culture’: Saving an endangered language through Gwich’in storytelling
CBC Radio Ideas, June 21, 2019
Ndoo Tr’eedyaa (Forward Together) – Vuntut Gwitchin Stories reading, Old Fire Hall, 2019.
Photo Bruce Barrett/Gwaandak Theatre
Map of the Land, Map of the Stars article by Michelle Olson and script in Canadian Theatre Review
University of Toronto Press
Volume 174, Spring 2018