Gordon Lockheed
Gordon Lockheed is a hard-to-find Toronto writer and the editor of www.dooneyscafe.com
Missing the Point about Abdulmutallab
Failed terrorism and the end of airline passenger docility.
Dictionary Update
The dooneyscafe.com dictionary has updates!
Stephen Harper’s Character:
Gordon Lockheed offers an analysis of Stephen Harper’s first four months in office, along with a cautious opinion on whether what we’re seeing is the real thing.
Bill Cameron 1943-2005 RIP
Gordon Lockheed wonders what would have happened if Canadian television’s management had used Bill Cameron’s gifts properly…
Canceling Imprint
Gordon Lockheed has a few questions about a public television network cancelling English language television’s longest-running book show.
Translating Heather
Gordon Lockheed reports on the Chapters/Indigo shareholder meeting…
Reading Bloor Street, sort of
Gordon Lockheed reads a locally-produced chapbook of Bloor Street vignettes
Bulletins From the Book Trade: The Richmond Chapters Anti-Reader Fin
Gordon Lockheed finds a telling example of Chapters/Indigo’s new merchandising strategy in the suburbs of Vancouver…
What’s Wrong in the Book Trade?
Gordon Lockheed continues his investigation of book publishing and book selling in Canada. (Other articles in the series are lodged in our BP&BS topic category)
More Than a Diary, More Than a Lake
Gordon Lockheed review Diary of a Lake, edited by John Harris and Vivien Lougheed