Secrets of an illusionist

By Mersiha Gadzo As 14-year-old Alexis Mayorca pulled out his ten-dollar bill from his wallet, a crowd encircled around him. Continue reading →

Writing pretty prose on Toronto’s streets

By Mersiha Gadzo Chik chika chik chik. DING! Ziiiiiiiiiiip. Chik, chik, chika, chik. It’s a nice nostalgic feeling hearing the Continue reading →

Are conspiracy theories losing their taboo?

A maroon curtain with a symbol designed in the centre, of a triangle inside of an eye stands behind her Continue reading →

Toppling the capitalist pyramid one protest at a time

By Mersiha Gadzo “Speaking of funny…” the young comedian with dark curly hair said casually. He was standing on a Continue reading →

Why we burn books

By Mersiha Gadzo It’s a sunny afternoon in late September and Queen’s Park is crowded with avid readers and book Continue reading →