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Feminist theorist Judith Butler delivers a post-gay commencement address in Montreal.
Norbert Reubsaat is at the Berlin zoo.
John Harris’s “Poet and Son” series looks at Hartley and Samuel Taylor Coleridge, in the first part of an extended essay on the Coleridges and their literary friends.
Vivien Lougheed goes on the road and finds a trail mate..
John Harris’s series Poet and Son looks at William and Hamnet Shakespeare.
Jean Baird’s multi-year survey of the nominees and winners of the Booker Prize and her reflections on literary prizes is completed with her 2012 report.
John Harris’s “Poet and Son” series tells the tale of Walter and Wat Raleigh.
Norbert Ruebsaat looks at, listens to, and tastes Freiburg, Germany, where the language borders subtly shift..
The rooster has pooped. It’s chicken bingo time in Belize with feisty explorers and an under-the-weather hubby. Vivien Lougheed explains all.
The second of John Harris’s series “Poet and Son” is about George and William Gascoigne.