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John Harris reads the work of 1970s Vancouver poetry icon Daphne Marlatt through the eyes of her relationship with her son, Kit. This is part of a series of parent/offspring critical studies Harris has embarked on.
It’s Oscar season. Paolo Sorrentino’s “Youth” isn’t nominated for Best Picture, but it’s as interesting as anything else on view.
John Harris reads an essay by a Toronto-based Woman-of-Colour looking for a safe way to take some creative writing courses. He has some advice for her.
From Margaret Randall’s new book, “Haydee Santamaria, Cuban Revolutionary.”
Brian Fawcett finally reads Cyril Connolly’s The Evening Colonnade after 40 years. He wishes he hadn’t waited so long.
“Feminist students protest feminist prof for writing about feminism”: the Laura Kipnis story.
Questions about Greece that maybe even the Delphic oracle can’t answer.
Brian Fawcett files a report on the Pan Am games, currently blotting out perspective and meaning in Toronto
Brian Fawcett wants everyone in Northern British Columbia to see the exhibition of David Thauberger’s paintings of Prince George. Here’s why.