Joshua Whitehead reflects on music and the surprising connection he made with a neighbour while in isolation.

He also wrote the poetry collection full-metal indigiqueer and edited the anthology Love after the End. He is the author of the novel Jonny Appleseed, which won Canada Reads 2021, when it was defended by actor Devery Jacobs. Jonny Appleseed, Joshua Whitehead is a two-spirit, Oji-nêhiyaw Indigiqueer scholar and writer from Peguis First Nation. Joshua Whitehead is the author of the novel Jonny Appleseed and the poetry collection full-metal indigiqueer. You can meet the 12 writers featured in the series below! Eden Robinson ET and the second two episodes will be broadcast on Oct. The first two episodes will be broadcast CBC on on Oct. You can stream Writing the Land for free on CBC Gem. The series consists of four parts: Light, Rock, Trees and Water. She is also the creative producer of Arctic Secrets and the story editor of the CBC documentary There's No Place Like This Place. Weimar is a director and story editor born in Germany who immigrated to Canada in 2003. She has directed several documentaries and documentary series, including My Brother's Vows, Watchers of the North, Equator – A New World View and the interactive documentary P olar Sea 360. Writing the Land is directed by Stephanie Weimar and filmed throughout four seasons, which gives the documentary a range of complex textures, colours and emotions. The series features 12 Canadian writers from different backgrounds and showcases the deep diversity of contemporary literature in Canada, including Esi Edugyan, Joshua Whitehead and Madeleine Thien. Stephanie Weimar is a filmmaker and the director of Writing the Land.

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