The Writer's Block Discovering a New Writer – Roberto Bolaño "He wrote, read, and watched television. That was essentially all he did." – Bolaño’s Spanish publisher, Jorge Herralde. June 11, 2018
Poetry·The Writer's Block Emily Dickinson at War If Walt Whitman is the father of American poetry, then Emily Dickinson is surely its mother. The influence of both is incalculable... November 1, 2017
The Writer's Block Glenn Gould as a model of how to get your work done …the fabulous terror of not knowing before/one begins. Again. Kate Braid, The Goldberg Variations (19891), in A Well-Mannered Storm Start something big October 8, 2017
Commentary·The Writer's Block An Education in Education – A Comparison of Systems Between Canada and the U.S. Despite the problems facing public education, it carries on. May 2, 2014
Commentary·The Writer's Block For Conventions and Short-Term Gain, “Cleveland Rocks!” ...it’s not about politics... it’s about showing off the region’s best qualities blah, blah, blah. What it’s really about is a short-term March 20, 2014
Commentary·The Writer's Block The Dis-“Union” of College and Football ...This begs the question: why are sports more important than education in America? February 6, 2014
Commentary·The Writer's Block 2014 Olympics: Road to Sochi… and Beyond? Despite the problems facing public education, it carries on. January 22, 2014
Commentary·The Writer's Block Canada’s New Age? I was confused by the paper work... you were a reporter once... November 13, 2013
Commentary·The Writer's Block Censorship vs. Idealism: Reddit’s Mistake At a time when internet giants such as Google are making strides to work around censorship in more oppressive countries, the American November 6, 2013
Commentary·The Writer's Block Problems with Online Healthcare? “Blame Canada!” The U.S. government is once again working... but apparently the Health Insurance Marketplace didn’t get the memo. October 23, 2013
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