from A Little Useless Geometry & Other Matters
WATER Hopelessly conformist to any vessel, wavers beneath the smallest breath, takes on the colours of childhood. If you try to reason it throws back your image and withdraws to …
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Swimming with Mao
Survival and family
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My Life with Tolstoy
Like the acting of Christopher Walken or the movies of Eric Rohmer, Tolstoy’s magnum opus is a magnet for foolish opinions
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A Family Affair
For columnist Andrew Coyne, a telltale line in last spring’s budget was the promise to improve the tax treatment of capital gains for fishers; for Jeffrey Simpson it was the …
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My Doomed Voyage
The lecture ended with a sloppy rendition of the Stan Rogers song about Franklin
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The American Gigantic
Has the dream of freedom and opportunity declined into a hopeless pathology?
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Nicaragua’s Crazy Sickness
An indigenous community grapples with a mysterious ailment
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Photograph by Amanda Tetrault Be that way then, she said. And wished she hadn’t. She touched the straps of her bikini and walked down to the sea. She preferred diving …
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Brighter Lights, Bigger Cities
Cities are the bloated elephants in Stephen Harper’s Cabinet room. Will he have the courage to look them in the eye?
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The Truth about Lying
Everybody does it, and perhaps they should
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