| Summer 09 - Passion |
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 Cover by Matthew Stefanson Features Solid to the Core by Carla Atherton Renee Horner of Solid Core Homes is a remarkable woman succeeding in an industry traditionally run by men. Articles and Essays The F-in' B: The Truth About the Female Boss Revealed by Susanne Van Maarion Take a look at toxic workplaces and how they are influenced by women in power. The Lebanese Sexual Revolution by Anonymous A movement is afoot in the Arab world to get the discussion of sex out in the open. Columns Chronicles of a Wannabe Bush-Woman VI - Waiting by Carla Atherton Just when Carla thought it couldn't get any busier, just when she thought it couldn't get any more stressful or scary or uncertain, it did. Femme Vitale - Shari Darling: A Passionate Palate, A Coachable Mind by Charmian Christie A writer becomes a food and wine expert by being ever willing to learn. XY - Hacking the Machinery of Human Sexuality by Gord Sellar Examining the recent pickup artist trend reveals fascinating insights into the interaction between men and women. Inspired at Work - Dating in the Digital Age by Christine Hart The online dating revolution has created careers that were previously unnecessary. Lesley's Letters - What I Am Passionate About by Lesley Crewe Passion can be applied to many aspects of life, but perhaps one universally. Sense and Sensuality - Vampire Lust by Sarah Stefanson Why do writers and filmmakers use vampirism as a metaphor for sex? Sponsored by:  NEW! Sideways Look - The Spider Man by Giulia Mauro An encounter with a spider brings into question generations of gender roles. NEW! Sandwich Generation - A Peek at a Perfect Pairing by Gisele Grignon Living and working with your spouse 24/7? Can it be done without going nuts? NEW! Fascinating Canadian Women - On Fire with Joyce Wieland by Lorette C. Luzajic Artist, filmmaker, and cultural activist, Joyce Wieland, changed the face of Canadian art. Non-Fiction The Return of Old Yeller by Lisa Denis When you need a little affirmation of your many skills and good qualities, it's best not to ask a six-year-old. The Hero by Barbara Warman A daughter tries to get to know her father after he has passed away. Fiction In Season by Carol McAdoo Rehme The 2nd Annual In Cahoots Fiction Contest winner tells the story of a widow coming to terms with her new life. Radiation Therapy by Cathy Wilson The 1st runner-up in the 2nd Annual In Cahoots Fiction Contest gives a young girl's perspective of moving on after the death of her father. NEW! The Nanny by Bernadette Alexander The 2nd runner-up in the 2nd Annual In Cahoots Fiction Contest explores the tension between a working mom and her nanny. NEW! The Return of Mrs. Bladic by Jeannette Vroom In the 3rd runner-up of the 2nd Annual In Cahoots Fiction Contest, we meet a strong, resourceful woman who knows how to take care of herself. Poetry on the death of one and Plant expert by Louise Carson Mr. Harvey, How To Miscarry and Misconceived by Christi Gravett roost by Jessica Martinez English NEW! the gamble, breaking the code and postscript by Sharon Singer Alison Needs a Garden, Too Soon and But Mom by Tara Wohlberg Comments (0)
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