Dooney's Cafe

by Brian Fawcett

Brian Fawcett tries to figure out what's getting so egregiously stinky in David Miller's supposedly sane, sensitive and social democratic Toronto

by Stan Persky
United we fly; divided, we argue about airports.

by Max Fawcett

Max Fawcett knows why Stephane Dion is struggling so badly.

by Brian Fawcett
Brian Fawcett takes apart a book of essays. He likes the writer, but doesn't like the essays or how they got into a book. Comments (2)

by Stan Persky
A search that not only turns up the long-lost dead, but also finds out how to tell a story.

by Stan Persky
A new book argues that America's state of mind is irrational, anti-intellectual and just plain ignorant. Comments (2)

by Max Fawcett

Max Fawcett has some concerns about Canada's post-secondary institutions.

by Brian Fawcett
Brian Fawcett has a very unsettling thought while trying to keep his head above the surf in Mexico.

by Max Fawcett and Stan Persky

Max Fawcett and Stan Persky discuss their opposing viewpoints on the Democratic nomination.

by Stan Persky
On Roberto Bolano's picaresque pursuit of art.