Articles
Myrna Kostash files a unique look at English History
Norbert Ruebsaat files another in his series of meditations, this one about the mythical figure of Siegfried, who is more than mere myth to the narrator.
It’s February. But in the Booker Trail it’s 1986, and Robertson Davies is almost the winner. Margaret Atwood gets on the shortlist, and neither wins…
Jean Baird uploads her 1985 analysis, but she’s more interested in the machinations behind Canada Reads.
Norbert Ruebsaat describes a delicate cross-cultural disquisition.
Five years later: what do we know about Stephen Harper? Not much.
Jean Baird uploads her analysis of 1983. She thinks Graham Swift should have won for Waterland. J.M. Coetzee did.
Our North Bay correspondant tries to figure out what’s really going on with the sexual assault charges WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is facing, and why he’s facing them
Wally Hourback thinks the Toronto media has been bird-dogging the wrong writer.