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John Harris loses his temper at the dooneyscafe.com editors, and then quickly regains control of it. Thus, the editors get what they asked for, and the universe continues to unfold as it should.
Read MoreJohn Harris posts a review of Cecil Giscombe’s new book of poems
Read MoreRenee Rodin isn’t happy about the way Vancouver is going, and she knows why…
Read MoreBrian Fawcett meets a wise man.
Read MoreComing-of-age, coming-to-grief, coming-to-terms in Amos Oz’s tale of love and darkness.
Read MoreBrian Fawcett is front row centre at the Toronto Fringe Festival.
Read MoreMax Fawcett examines the comparisons that have been made between Michael Ignatieff and Pierre Trudeau, but finds little of substance to support them.
Read MoreIn Orhan Pamuk’s novel about contemporary Turkey, it’s snowing at the end of the world.
Read MoreMax Fawcett discovers that up north, names aren’t ever what they seem to be.
Read MoreStan Persky reads the war books of a belligerent decade.
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