Dooney's Cafe

by Max Fawcett

Why Canada's Human Rights Commissions are worth saving.

by George Bowering
George Bowering reads The Rain Ascends by Joy Kogawa, and runs into some interesting trouble.

by Brian Fawcett
Brian Fawcett translates a "call for submissions" from a "new" literary magazine that was unable--or unwilling-- to make clear what it really had in mind. Comments (1)

by Max Fawcett

Why doing your best isn't always good enough.

by Stan Persky
The decline of reading, knowledge and democracy among the young. Comments (1)

by Max Fawcett

Max Fawcett wonders what the 20th century's most astute writer would think about the 21st century's most vexing challenge.

by Stan Persky
Shot-countershot. The story of a director who disappeared into his films. Comments (1)

by Stan Persky
A trip to hell, carrying plenty of historical baggage. Comments (1)

by Max Fawcett

Max Fawcett explores the worrisome decline of the Annex.

The Take

by John Harris
John Harris reads George Stanley's book length poem, Vancouver: A Poem

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