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Come for the Comics, Stay for the Class Struggle
There’s a revolutionary vibe at Downtown Comics these days as outspoken anti-capitalist Kerri Neil adjusts to running a business.
Rhea Rollmann
March 24, 2022
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The Nonagenarian’s Notebook
How not reading impairs social and political participation
"The greatest boon parents can give their children is to inculcate in them a love of reading at the earliest age..."
Ed Finn
March 29, 2017
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Library closures “more symbolic than economically driven”
The tax on books and cuts to libraries will seriously damage the thriving literary culture in Newfoundland. These cuts will destroy the cultural hubs of…
TheIndependent.ca
May 5, 2016
Landwash
Introducing the People to People Library
Where conventional libraries fall short, people sharing ingenuity and building community stand tall
Daniel Miller
August 1, 2014
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Illiterature
Peter takes on the worst of today's bestsellers, including 'Fifty Shades' and 'Twilight'. Warning: this contains language that will offend the easily offended. (However, if…
Peter Hynes
August 10, 2012
Reviews
Galore
Bruce Bourque gives us his two cents' worth on what delights are to be found in Michael Crummey's Galore, now a bit of an oldie…
Bruce Bourque
February 21, 2011