Old Socialists, Unite. You have nothing to lose but your walkers.
Amos Oz, 1939-2018. Reading “A Tale of Love and Darkness.”
David Shields thinks Trump is missing an “inner life.” Brian Fawcett checks.
Sheldon Goldfarb’s history of student life at UBC takes us back to school.
George Bowering has a new novel. It’s called “No One.” Does it objectify anyone?
Remembering Philip Roth and his indelible novel, “The Human Stain.”
Taking a second look at Michael Wolff’s “Fire and Fury.”
The Grand Tour is more precarious than it used to be.
Longer than a tweet, faster than a Fox News lie, here are some of the books of the year — read, re-read, and not-so-red in the Age of Trumpty-Dumpty.
It’s a flash-mob Greek tragedy. Stan Persky reviews “Adults in the Room,” the political memoir that tells you almost everything you need to know about the EU.
How to keep thinking during and after the Apocalypse. Dan Gawthrop has a few practical suggestions.
Brian Fawcett reads the jacket copy of a science fiction novel
Old Age and Writing are disturbed by thought. Three George Stanley poems.
I’m mad as hell and…
Trump is deciding whether to pull out of the Iran deal. French president Emmanuel Macron had some friendly advice.
In Italy, La Dolce Vita turns sour; in Germany, “stability” is still in fashion; in Switzerland, yodel-oh.
Some mornings, we sit by the waters of Babylon and scroll down.
- National Game: Quebec Bans Hockey Mask Face-Covering
- Senator Corker, Bob (R – Tenn.)
- Margaret Atwood’s Backyard
- Democracy, Two Cheers for…
- Native-born Immigrants. Huh?
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