Luminato
Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010Luminato announced this year’s dance and theatre programming and I wrote about it.
Luminato announced this year’s dance and theatre programming and I wrote about it.
In today’s National Post I profile Rabindranath Maharaj, author of the new novel The Amazing Absorbing Boy. Also: an oral history of Wavelength, the Sunday night Toronto music series which comes to an end next week.
In Saturday’s National Post I talk with Liz Worth about her book Treat Me Like Dirt: An Oral History of Punk in Toronto and Beyond.
In today’s paper and over on The Afterword: the National Post’s best books of the decade. Also, our Guide to a Good Life.
In Saturday’s National Post I chat with Sarah Elton about her new book, City of Words, which chronicles Toronto’s history in works of literature. Also, our annual Cultural Lessons kicked off today, though this year we look back on the entire decade rather than just the year; I take look at the rise of reality television.
In Saturday’s Post I chat with Viktor Mitic about his book Dealers: 36 Portraits of Toronto’s Art Dealers.
In today’s National Post, I profile the novelist John Irving and head to the Woodbine for a look at the racetrack’s backstretch.
In Monday’s National Post I take a brief look at the fourth annual Nuit Blanche, Toronto’s all-night contemporary art thing.
I write about books, music, and art in today’s paper: I chat with author Nick Hornby about his latest novel, Juliet, Naked; I sit down with Cuff the Duke frontman Wayne Petti to talk about the alt-country outfit’s new album, Way Down Here; and I go rummaging through junk with Japanese artist Kyohei Sakaguchi as he prepares for Nuit Blanche.
In today’s National Post, I look at how the word made it to the street.