Arts
The Library at Night (Theatre Review): Bibliophilia
Every library has its legends. And I don’t just mean all those dusty, dog-eared copies of Fellowship of the Ring […]
Literature
Arts
Canadian authors and their latest books to put on your holiday list
We’re in the thick of the holiday gifting season and as we go through our list, we know that a […]
Arts
A Guide to Japanese Role-Playing Games (Review): Phantastic Fantastic
We’re big fans of UK-based publisher Bitmap Books, which has previously published absolutely killer collections of Game Boy Box Art […]
Arts
For the Dead: John le Carré’s “Silverview” (Book Review)
The spectre of death hangs over Silverview. Not just that of the novel’s central figure, an ex-spy dying of cancer, […]
Arts
The Best of What to See & Do in Toronto this October
Autumn is a season of cozy. There’s a crispness in the air and we’re happy about sweater weather. No really! […]
Arts
Andrew Pyper latest thriller Oracle and how Joshua Jackson is involved
ORACLE, a Canadian Audible Original, is the latest psychological thriller from author Andrew Pyper, an award-winning Canadian author of ten […]
Arts
Google x Douglas Coupland: AI-infused Art collaboration
On June 29th, Google Researchers and Canadian internationally renowned artist Douglas Coupland revealed their recent collaboration, a project exploring the […]
Arts
Author Lily Chu’s new rom/com audiobook on Audible is set in Toronto
Gracie lives in two-worlds in Lily Chu’s debut rom-com audiobook The Stand-In. Set in present day Toronto, we follow this story […]
Arts
What If You Could? is the must-have positive mindset guide
Over the past few years in particular we’ve heard a lot about bringing mindfulness in our lives. Setting intentions and […]
Arts
Shantelle Bisson tells us raising a teen is not always Pinterest worthy
The other day I got sucked into the social media rabbit hole, yes, again. TikTok moms are taking over with […]