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Books | January 20th 2011
Walking to Mojácar
Brandt gracefully weaves a journey through Canadian prairies, Detroit and the Spanish paradise of Mojácar in her latest collection of poetry, Walking to Mojácar. more »
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Books | November 25th 2010
You Comma Idiot
“You believe that only you know what’s really funny. You believe that no one else brings any real perspective to the table. You believe that computers are just a fad..." more »
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Books | November 18th 2010
Combat Camera
What is war photography? Is it a relatively modern art form with visual images creating a story, or a cheap thrill for a society that is fascinated with violence and struggles for power? more »
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Books | November 18th 2010
Dance With Snakes
Fast-paced and morally twisted, Horacio Castellanos Moya’s novel Dance With Snakes is not for those who rely on happy endings. more »
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Books | November 4th 2010
Clockfire
The twisted words of Jonathan Ball are going to give you nightmares, and you’re going to love it. more »
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Books | November 4th 2010
Grammar Matters
Around the age of 11, I became aware of my aptitude for spelling. I only needed to see a word once, and I could spell it correctly thereafter. more »
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Books | October 28th 2010
How to write a novel in one month
Quantity over quality. That’s the name of the game when trying to write a 175-page novel in just 30 days. more »
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Books | October 28th 2010
One Bloody Thing After Another
Jackie has a crush on her best friend, Ann. Problem is, Jackie doesn’t even know if Ann is a lesbian too, and besides, Ann has her problems at home dealing with her mother, a growingly ravenous zombie chained up in her basement. more »
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Books | October 14th 2010
I Still Don’t Even Know You
Canadian author Michelle Berry says that the underlying theme in her collection of short stories is how even the people closest to you are ultimately strangers you will never truly know. more »
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Books | October 7th 2010
Dave Bidini illuminates the unseen side of ‘The Beautiful Game’
The 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa transmitted images of “The Beautiful Game” across the globe and seemed to give it a new meaning, as it was held on a continent where, for some, it’s all or nothing. more »
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