Bruce Serafin
Bruce Serafin lived and wrote beautifully about Vancouver until he died in June 2007. His first book, Colin's Big Thing, was published in 2004. A posthumus collection of essays, Stardust was published in October 2007 by New Star.
The Mormon Way
Bruce Serafin travels to Cardston, Alberta, and finds a deceptive town. The third in a series.
A Piece of Luck
In Fort Macleod Alberta, Bruce Serafin finds a refuge from the wind.
A Piece of Luck
In Fort Macleod Alberta, Bruce Serafin finds a refuge from the wind
Vertigo Under the Sky
Bruce Serafin travels into Alberta in the first in a series of articles on the prairie provinces
The Secret
Bruce Serafin remembers his first attempt to move from provinciality to cosmopolitanism
Corpses, Brats and Cricket Music
Bruce Serafin reads a poet that reminds him of black sausage
A Ghost in the Water
Bruce Serafin celebrates a visionary writer with a new idea about BC
Vermeer’s Patch
After reading some attack critics (and getting a little warm), Bruce Serafin looks at Philip Marchand looking at Northrop Frye
7 A.M. Soundtrack
Ten years ago this June, O J Simpson drove a white Ford Bronco across Los Angeles. That summer Bruce Serafin listened to the radio and thought about Vancouver and the American Empire
Days of Heaven – II
Bruce Serafin concludes his reading of Blood Meridian