Photojournal: A Bed Time Story for the Over 18
Suspense, sex, murder, and intrigue combine to create new book, video, and song project A Bedtime Story. [read on]
Suspense, sex, murder, and intrigue combine to create new book, video, and song project A Bedtime Story. [read on]
Neil Gaiman’s latest is a journey into the magic of childhood and its contrast with the rationality of adults. [read on]
Forget Random House. Alternative press is where it’s at! [read on]
Book about quantum physics from the CBC Massey lectures reviewed here. [read on]
Michael Bakouch’s polaroid-style photo journal of lovely Monastiraki in Mile End. [read on]
Short story collection by former news anchor captures broad segment of society. [read on]
Sappyforever Vol. 1 celebrates seven years of Sackville’s Sappyfest with photos and words, evoking the transformative nature of this festival. [read on]
This book about books is loosely based on Kafka’s The Castle and highly self aware. [read on]
Serafim and Clare follows two artists, a photographer and a dancer, who come together as lovers despite their different backgrounds in Quebec of the 1920s. [read on]
Never one to shy away from difficult subjects, Diaz’ This is How You Lose Her is a tour de force of language while presenting realistic and complex relationships. [read on]
We went to Expozine and this is what we found there. [read on]
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