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March 16, 2010 Literary Arts

Spring is back, time to Fall forward

Colin McAdam’s second novel explores obsession within an Ottawa boarding school

by Pascale Rose Licinio

Fall haunts the minds of most of the teenagers going to St. Ebury, the exclusive Ottawa boarding school in which Colin McAdam’s latest novel, Fall, is set. In a room... » Full Story

November 10, 2009 Literary Arts

Montreal gets ready to slam Victoria

Throw Poetry Collective’s Chris Masson heads to the Canadian Festival of Spoken Words

by Pascale Rose Licinio

They are leaving Montreal with innovative verbal tactics and a brand new poetic arsenal. In Victoria, B.C., they will cross words with their most talented peers in the biggest,... » Full Story

October 27, 2009 Literary Arts

Matters of the Heart

Legendary Montreal doctor serves as inspiration for The Heart Specialist

by Pascale Rose Licinio

It’s clear from the start of Claire Holden Rothman’s The Heart Specialist that young Agnes will have trouble fitting in. Using her sleight of hand to dissect dead squirrels... » Full Story

October 13, 2009 Literary Arts

A Freudian slip from Poland to Montreal

Freud finds symbolism in the classic immigrant’s tale

by Pascale Rose Licinio

In the house where Distantly Related to Freud’s heroine Ellen lives with her mother, there is a portrait hanging over the mantelpiece. However, it’s not the portrait... » Full Story

March 10, 2009 Literary Arts

Meet the Flanaghans

Author Elizabeth Kelly offers no apologies for new book

by Pascale Rose Licinio

Meet the Flanaghan family: “Pop was a stray, a drinker, and a womanizer, professionally Irish, a guy of mixed pedigree that Ma plucked off the streets because she was mad for... » Full Story

January 27, 2009 Literary Arts

Dispatches from the future of Engrish

No one owns the keys to the English language, says author Mark Abley

by Pascale Rose Licinio

Aspiring English teachers can relax—they’ll probably still be able to find a job if they are willing to relocate. In the coming years, one-third of the world’s... » Full Story

January 13, 2009 Literary Arts

Skating like a man

Checkout Girl visits Ontario in the 1970s

by Pascale Rose Licinio

The year is 1970, and the times they are a changing, as Bob Dylan said. And, for better or for worse, as the local industry struggles to keep its head above water, Varnum,... » Full Story

January 13, 2009 Features

Breaking Patterns

One man’s search for expression with words, song and broken glass

by Pascale Rose Licinio

Nick Denton always has a nail on him…to hammer into his face. He says it’s the least painful and least dangerous circus stunt he performs. Visually, nothing about... » Full Story

January 13, 2009 Literary Arts

Poetry never slammed so good

Throw Collective releases its first album of poetic beats

by Pascale Rose Licinio

Next Sunday, the Throw Collective is offering a 3-in-1 poetic night at Casa del Popolo, with a slam session, a concert of poetic music and the simultaneous launch of its first... » Full Story

December 2, 2008 Literary Arts

Can you feel the vibe?

From the makers of Throw Slam Poetry Collective comes The Vibe

by Pascale Rose LicinioAlexandra Murphy

The worlds of poetry, dance and music collided and continued with the same mood and rhythm for the rest of the evening last Saturday at the Mile End’s E.M. Cafe. A... » Full Story
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