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Brion Gysin: Honorary Canadian
Michael Hayward on a collection of conversations with Brion Gysin from Trapart Books. Read more
Till Talk
Han Fusen navigates multiculturalism and kookoo sabzi from inside a Persian grocery store. Read more
What They Say
Mary Schendlinger on Natalia Ginzburg's narrative of her family during the rise of Hitler and Mussolini. Read more
Libraries without Borders
Reading is a subversive activity and does not believe in the convention of borders. Read more
Symbiosis in Warsaw
Ola Szczecinska returns to Warsaw to visit her grandmother, and to keep from losing her memories. Read more
Karl Ove Knausgaard: A tale of the tape
The final volume of Karl Ove Knausgaard’s My Struggle allows us to compare Karl Ove’s literary edifice with others of similar ilk—and bulk. Read more
Pencil Pushers
Kris Rothstein on the current state of employment in Bullshit Jobs and Temp. Read more
Chicken at Large
What was a lone hen doing in the yard, a few feet from a busy city street? Read more
Mr. Dalloway
Jonathan Heggen on Virgina Woolf's appearance on 4chan's top 100 books of all time Read more
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How I Became a Writer of Colour
Airport security assures Alberto Manguel that he has been randomly picked. Read more
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Laying on Hands
In Peterborough, Pastor Billy cures arthritis, back pain, bone spurs, lymphoma, stage four liver cancer, sleep apnea and atrial fibrillation Read more
We Smoke Our Smokes
From morning to night, there's always someone coming in for smokes and a chat. Read more
