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.
Read MoreA Piece of Luck
In Fort Macleod Alberta, Bruce Serafin finds a refuge from the wind.
Read MoreA Piece of Luck
In Fort Macleod Alberta, Bruce Serafin finds a refuge from the wind
Read MoreVertigo Under the Sky
Bruce Serafin travels into Alberta in the first in a series of articles on the prairie provinces
Read MoreThe Secret
Bruce Serafin remembers his first attempt to move from provinciality to cosmopolitanism
Read MoreCorpses, Brats and Cricket Music
Bruce Serafin reads a poet that reminds him of black sausage
Read MoreA Ghost in the Water
Bruce Serafin celebrates a visionary writer with a new idea about BC
Read MoreVermeer’s Patch
After reading some attack critics (and getting a little warm), Bruce Serafin looks at Philip Marchand looking at Northrop Frye
Read More7 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
Read MoreDays of Heaven – II
Bruce Serafin concludes his reading of Blood Meridian
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