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Patrick de Belen is an artist’s artist. To be someone of such magnanimous stature, you not only need to be […]

David Silverberg MC, Producer, baller Haiku Grandmaster I can’t say in just Seventeen syllables what Poetically Or for that matter […]

My favourite stories by Alice Munro could not be further removed from my own experience. “Red Dress—1946” (included in her […]

Nick Green is a Dora Mavor Moore, Elizabeth Sterling Haynes, and Tom Hendry award-winning playwright and book writer based in […]

Chantel Guertin is the author of nine novels, including the instant bestsellers Two for the Road and her latest, It […]

Patrick Stewart is the reason why Star Trek is taken seriously. Yes, the original series has some gems (“The City […]

Sharon Neiss Arbess began her writing career as a copywriter. After having children, she left the advertising world and began […]

With the increasing popularity of digital publishing, writers can now reach their target audience rapidly. No doubt the internet has […]

Cinephiles, step aside, the literati are having their moment. Barely a week after the (mostly fabulous) Toronto International Film Festival, […]

When I opened the pages of Craig Shreve’s manuscript, I was immediately immersed in the world of 1579, aboard a […]