
Magdalena Olszanowski
Freelance contributor
Magdalena Olszanowski is a Polish-born writer, artist and professor in Montreal. She received her PhD in communication studies from Concordia University. Her work can be found in Esse, n+1 and Visual Communication Quarterly among others. She is working on a novel set in 1980s communist Poland.
Latest from Magdalena Olszanowski

First Person
With a sky full of wildfire smoke, how do I give my children the carefree summer they deserve?
When summer — the season of skinned knees, ice cream beards and bedtime under the stars — becomes a season of staying inside on high alert, our kids lose an important part of their childhood, writes Magdalena Olszanowski.
Canada -Montreal |

Indelible Ink
Caring between the lines
She rejects government directives about COVID-19, while I turn to science for guidance on how we can protect each other. All I can read is what’s between the lines.
Canada -Montreal |