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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, […]
Literature
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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 […]
Arts
West End Phoenix latest audio series shares the Indigenous experience in Toronto
According to the popular West End Phoenix (WEP), a well-loved community paper, there are over 50,000 Indigenous people living in […]
Arts
Sotto Voce: Jhumpa Lahiri’s “Whereabouts”
Jhumpa Lahiri’s Whereabouts, her first novel in eight years, is an interesting experiment, though an experiment nonetheless. Between its micro-chapters, […]
Arts
What to see & do in Toronto this May 2021
Ah! May! It’s the month full of blooms. While the magnolias and cherry blossoms have opened earlier than usual and […]