It's not necessarily the contents of your resume that determine how your life will pan out. Something as simple as ...
By David Ravensbergen
Interviews
In the spring of 1973, a fresh-faced graduate looking only for steady work-not a steady income, let alone a ...
By Adam Goldman
A friend recently expressed concern that his parents were spending too much time watching TV rather than getting ...
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There is a high-minded passion to Katia Grubisic's debut poetry collection, What if red ran out, which, despite ...
By Aparna Sanyal
Over the counter of a chic yet affordable Westmount café, men are making and drinking coffee and discussing the ...
By Saleema Nawaz
A few years ago, Ian Ferrier of the Quebec Writers' Federation, Simon Dardick of the Association of ...
By Margaret Goldik
Ice pellets are raining down on Montreal the afternoon I arrive at Linda Leith's home in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce - a ...
By Faustus Salvador
In commending V.S. Naipaul's Nobel Prize-winning novel In A Free State in 2001, the Swedish Academy ...
By Neil Scotten
Every good bohemia needs its chroniclers, people who are of the scene but in crucial ways a little outside it too. ...
By Ian McGillis
It's an unusually muggy September afternoon when I set out to meet with Martine Desjardins. In downtown Montreal ...
By Kimberly Bourgeois
When you hear the word "vacation," what do you think of? Beaches and warm water, nice hotels with ...
By Ian McGillis
Joyce Scharf used to make up bedtime stories for her now teenaged daughter, Grace. "Coming up with a new story ...
By Anne Chudobiak