“2020, Bella Ciao (2020, Farewell my Beautiful)* — A Modern Adaptation,” by Micheline Ishay
One morning I woke up I saw a dandelion in my cup A sign of a new invader Spreading as a crusader...
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Month: December 2020
2021 Will Be What We Make It
Seasonal affective disorder is a real thing. It is a mental health affliction that increases in...
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Samia Aladas’ Top 5 Livestreams of 2020
With this strange year like no other, and with no ability to see live music since March, bands of...
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Looking Out on the Feast of Stephen
My father and I arrived at Sam the Record Man in downtown Montreal around 10:30 am, after a late...
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Karl Rozyn’s Top 5
At long last the 451st month of 2020 is here, and barring any new unmitigated disasters we can...
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Deb Haaland’s Appointment is Important, but Long Overdue
President-Elect Joe Biden made an historic choice yesterday in picking Rep. Deb Haaland (D-NM) to...
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Classic Album: U2 — Zooropa
U2 Zooropa Island This is not usually a popular choice for a classic album from U2. In fact, most...
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“Antidisestablishmentarianism: A Too Personal Thunk on Kent Johnson’s Big House,” by Joshua Weiner
Image “Phone Booth, Notting Hill,” by Garin M. Creative Commons I’ve been...
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Elites, the Boogeyman of the Critically-Challenged
A few weeks ago I discovered Miley Cyrus’s new album. It is shitty pop music, but it is raw and...
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The Psychotic Monks — Private Meaning First
The Psychotic Monks Private Meaning First Fat Cat Records The Psychotic Monks have the best band...
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Medicine Game Offers a Glimpse Into Indigenous Life Through Sport
Six Nations’ lacrosse star-turned author Delby Powless’ Medicine Game is a modern-day story of the fictional Sparrow Lake Nation and follows the life of a young Tommy Henry…
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“Kent Johnson’s Poetomachia,” by Sharon Thesen
Image of Ben Jonson I’ve enjoyed reading Kent Johnson’s Because of Poetry so much that I’ve read...
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