Life, Possibilities, and the Kalahari’s Many Secrets in The Afrikaner by Arianna Dagnino
Arianna Dagnino was born in Genova, Italy. After Moscow, London, and Boston, she worked…
Review
Questioning How We Communicate and Why in Domenico Capilongo’s Send
They say you can’t judge a book by its cover, but the image on the cover of…
Boombats, Tony Desantis’ New Comedy Web Series
Tony DeSantis was born and raised in the east end of Montreal, Quebec. He grew up in a…
Lives of Ordinary People: Licia Canton’s The Pink House and Other Stories
The Pink House and Other Stories (Longbridge Books, 2018) is Montreal writer Licia…
Contemplating Machines in Terri Favro’s Generation Robot
I’ve turned on my computer to write this review of Terri Favro’s new…
Ethical Dilemmas in Rene Pappone’s The Partisan Brigade
In Rene Pappone’s latest novel, The Partisan Brigade, a long-kept secret haunts a…
Waiting for Chrysanthemums, a Novel from the Grey Zone
Border towns can be grey zones with split identities, regions where loyalties are…
Fellini Summer
The gala to launch the Fellini Spectacular Obsessions Exhibit at TIFF Bell Lightbox this…
Thunder Bay to LA: Dina Morrone’s Moose Play
From the evening of Friday, June 3 to the afternoon of Sunday, July 24, 2011, the…
In Search of Divine Connection
In The Honeymoon Wilderness (Mansfield, 2002), Pier Giorgio Di Cicco writes the kind of…