CBC Radio celebrated National Poetry Day by reading a poem written in 1916 by Bliss Carman, which raises the question: are there no living poets who cut the mustard?
Rob Kovitz
Columns
Because a Lot of Questions Are Complex
Begging the question of what can be defined as “form.”
Stephen Henighan
Columns
Treason of the Librarians
On the screen, only the image—not the word—can become the world.
Mandelbrot
Dispatches
Zero Degree Dining
The Kathmandu Café in multiple dimensions.
roni-simunovic
Reviews
Teledildonics
"Sex for Dummies, the 'Fun and Easy Way to Have Great Sex in the ’90s,' sat in the window of my neighbourhood bookstore and I bought it because, as a twenty-three-year-old, I was curious about what sex was like before my time."
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