Literature Archives - Page 7 of 14

Marissa Stapley exemplifies William Makepeace Thackeray’s belief that “there are a thousand thoughts lying within a man that he does […]

Kazuo Ishiguro’s much-anticipated Klara and the Sun, his first novel since winning the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2017, is […]

Robert Rotenberg — Bobby to his friends — and I got to know each other in our last year of […]

When Harriet Alida Lye was a little girl, her father, an aeronautical engineer, visited her at camp in a float […]

The mind of Michelle Parise is a palace overflowing with “little things”. When I first met her, we were both […]

The Word on The Street festival has been a fall tradition since 1990. This week we spoke to David Alexander, […]

I found myself reminiscing of the food I never really thought twice about. The familiarity of hot summer nights on […]

Many of us try to look for the silver linings. We hope for the best while planning for the worse […]

Fall has always been a favourite season for us. The days are still warm and the nights are just cooling […]

Amy Stuart is someone who wears many hats – hockey coach, teacher, writer, activist, wife and mother. She wears all […]