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What will I do with that green bag?
Last September, what is probably my favourite television show of all time came to an end. After some 25 years of working together, Jeremy Clarkson , Richard Hammond, and, my… Read more.
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One of these days.
I love New Order. Perhaps it’s because I grew up with them – they’re my dad’s favourite band. I’ve got these fond memories of hearing those glimmering synths, those droning… Read more.
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A travel day.
On the plane now from Seattle to Boston. If the flight map is anything to go by, we’re just over eastern Montana right now, a few hundred miles out from… Read more.
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To our absent members.
Ten years ago, in 2015, a ten-year-old Ansel wrote his first screenplay, Wings of Canada. It was an action-comedy feature involving a war breaking out between Canada and a hegemony… Read more.
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Alone in America at the End of History
Sometime in the early 90s, a bright-eyed, idealistic young man, fresh out of high school and his mandatory two years of military service, packed up everything he had to his… Read more.
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Daughters of the Capitol Riots
On this day, four years ago, a mob of several thousand swarmed the steps of the Capitol in Washington D.C. They broke into the Senate and House chambers, clutched the… Read more.
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We aren’t going anywhere.
Yesterday morning, I woke up at 3:52 am. I had a lot of trouble sleeping that night, a lot of tossing and turning restlessly in my bed, in my silent… Read more.
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Inherent Limitations of My Writing
Writing has always been a central aspect of my life. Ever since I acquired even an elementary grasp of the English language, I have felt a constant urge to express… Read more.
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Stephen Avenue – The Heart of Calgary
What does Calgary have to offer? What value does a tiny, fledgling city in the heart of Alberta bring to a prosperous Canadian nation and a bustling world stage? Many… Read more.
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Hysterical and Useless
Reflections on Radiohead’s OK Computer in the wake of COVID-19. As a 90s alternative rock enthusiast and a great admirer of narrative, emotionally- charged poetry, I was naturally fascinated by… Read more.
