I’d like to tell you why I live in Montreal. I came here in 1990. I was fresh from my Master’s programme in English Literature and needed a second-language credit to finish, so I came to do French immersion. Two weeks into the programme, I knew I was going to stay. Although I’d grown up [...]
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- The Perils of Perfectionism Part 3: Sonnets 116 and 30
- The Perils of Perfectionism Part 2: Arnold Schwarzenegger
- The Perils of Perfectionism Part 1: Mount Everest
- Shakespeare on Addiction: Sonnet 129
- Five Deathbed Wishes or Why I Care About Squirrels
- Capturing the Heart of Mr. Right, Part 2
- Capturing the Heart of Mr. Right, Part 1
- At the Olympics: Thank you London!
- The Difficulties of Cooperation, Part 2
- The Difficulties of Cooperation, Part 1
- A Herd of Narcissists, Part 3
- A Herd of Narcissists, Part 2
- A Herd of Narcissists, Part 1
- Maybe You Should Disobey: Hospitals, Shame and Vulnerability
- Why I live in Montreal
- Snapshot from my life
- Romancing the Riot
- Being Cool is Overrated
- The Violence in Montreal
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