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Margaret Randall reports from Tunisia.
Jean Baird files a think piece about the how Canadian writing is no longer taught in our secondary and middle schools and why it happened.
Norbert Ruebsaat thinks Stephen Harper is a Dungeons and Dragons politician, and he thinks even less of NDP leader Jack Layton
In accordance with our “Always glad to help a fella on the make” rules, Gordon Lockheed answers a letter.
Gordon Lockheed looks at the deep structure of the book publishing malaise, offers some provisional solutions, but sees a deeper threat emerging
Stan Persky’s attention is riveted by the Canadian election.
Gordon Lockheed has some leading questions about book prizes, what the Writers’ Trust is about, and why David Suzuki was given a prize for lifetime achievement as a writer..
Tom Rachman’s stories about a newspaper in Rome deftly capture the travails of a dying industry.
Margaret Randall on a return visit to Cuba.