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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, […]
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I, Robot: Kazuo Ishiguro’s “Klara and the Sun”
Kazuo Ishiguro’s much-anticipated Klara and the Sun, his first novel since winning the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2017, is […]
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“A Day in the Life” with Toronto writer Harriet Alida Lye
When Harriet Alida Lye was a little girl, her father, an aeronautical engineer, visited her at camp in a float […]
Artist Profiles
“A Day in the Life” with Toronto author Amy Stuart
Amy Stuart is someone who wears many hats – hockey coach, teacher, writer, activist, wife and mother. She wears all […]
Artist Profiles
A Day in the Life” with science fiction writer Robert J. Sawyer
Living with my husband Robert J. Sawyer is like living with a teenager — and I should know: we met […]
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Reading the Apocalypse: A Retrospective
Last month, we took a fond look back at some of the best, and most appropriate, films for the coronavirus […]
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Print Matters: Blissfully Blended Bullshit by Rebecca Eckler
Blissfully Blended Bullshit is a witty, engaging, refreshingly candid chronicle of a modern family’s journey as they blend households. We follow […]
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Print Matters: Woman on the Edge by Samantha M. Bailey
A stranger on the subway platform whispers, “Take my baby.” She places her child in your arms. She says your […]
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“A Day in the Life” with Toronto Writer Farzana Doctor
Farzana Doctor does a lot of things! She’s primarily a writer, but finds time for activism and a part-time psychotherapy […]
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Print Matters: How Far We Go and How Fast by Nora Decter
Sixteen-year-old Jolene, named after the girl in the Dolly Parton song, is from a long line of lowlifes, but at […]