Commentary·The Writer's Block My Top Ten Canadian MoviesThe saddest story ever "I guess I have this instinct of who cares about our family… but I think it is interesting to look at this May 1, 2021
The Writer's Block A Man in a Boat: Conrad Furey & Others Living away [from Newfoundland] means I can focus on the memories more easily, there's less distraction. The years I spent growing up March 1, 2021
The Writer's Block Private Identities James Joyce’s fictional character Stephen Dedalus forges his identity in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by writing it. December 7, 2020
The Writer's Block Robert Lax He cares for words, and remembers his friends “like a sacred duty.” November 1, 2020
The Writer's Block Reading as a Way of Life I read, therefore, I am. I read in the doctor’s office, on the bus, in the bathroom. February 1, 2020
The Writer's Block On the 16 Occasions When I’ve felt like a Real Writer I’m standing in front of a stone church, dark and light limestone, smooth and ridged. I have my mother’s hand-knit Aran sweater December 29, 2019
The Writer's Block An American Gift to the World: F. Scott Fitzgerald Sometimes you need a foreigner or someone who feels himself to be an outsider, someone who takes nothing for granted, to see December 2, 2019
The Writer's Block From Global Village to Global Membrane We have made our tools, as Marshall McLuhan said years ago, and our tools have remade us. July 1, 2019
The Writer's Block Shawna Lemay’s Asking She moves for the most part in sentences, but sentences concentrated and distilled—“music at the heart of thinking” in Fred Wah’s arresting April 1, 2019
The Writer's Block Dancing with Thomas Merton Is there a part of me that wanted to be a monk? Maybe. November 2, 2018
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