Attachment And Truth
Here is a story which Thich Nhat Hanh recounts in his book, The Art of Power: The Buddha told the story of a merchant, a widower, who went away on a
from raw sewage to poetry
Tomorrow, I will be posting an eChapbook, a long short story titled Security. Breasts figure prominently in my story, or - not to make too fine a po
Here is a story which Thich Nhat Hanh recounts in his book, The Art of Power: The Buddha told the story of a merchant, a widower, who went away on a
I feel so dirty, like I've been watching porn against my will. Now it's time to step into the shower and wash away that disgusting feeling that come
At last I look at the 10th and final film nominated for a Best Picture Oscar by the esteemed Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences: Up, an ani
Here's a wrap-up of all the news from the Great White North that's fit to post for the week ending Friday March 5th, 2010. The Winter Olympic Games
Lone Scherfig's An Education is the 9th of the Best Picture nominees I consider as I gear up for the Academy Awards this Sunday March 7th. Like a
I think one of the greatest freedoms we can accord one another is the freedom to be mistaken.
Three more days until the Oscars and four more Best Pictures nominees to get through in my "Dissing the Oscars" series. If I'm going to look at them
The worst review I could find of Kathryn Bigelow's The Hurt Locker comes from Variety. Nevertheless, it is better than the best review of The Blind
The Blind Side is the fifth Best Picture nominee I consider in my quest for the worst movie review of an Oscar contender. I have to confess that I m
They've widened highway 69 up through Parry Sound. Now, perched on outcrops and staring from their rocky ledges, are the Inukshuks, granite rubbl
Here's a roundup of important news in Canada for the week ending Friday February 26th, 2010: Olympic Women's Figure Skating Topping the list i