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Month: January 2023

Music as a Source of Healing – Devon Brown of SinnBadd

Posted on January 15, 2023

Devon Brown has spent nearly all of his life in eastern Ontario and mostly in the Cornwall area. He’s a young man who has experienced his fair share of struggle, but who…

What were the most popular books in Ottawa in 2022?

Posted on January 15, 2023

Thanks to statistics compiled by the Ottawa Public Library, we now know the titles of the most popular reads in Canada’s capital in 2022. According to statistics released by the OPL’s Content…

The Mystery of a 19th Century Ottawa arsonist

Posted on January 14, 2023

It was around 2am on April 4, 1880, when the first of three false fire alarms occurred. The fire department was busy checking them out, not realizing that the fourth alarm was…

In search of the spare

Posted on January 9, 2023

I was perusing books this afternoon at Chapters in Gloucester when a man in a hushed voice asked a clerk behind me if there was a way to purchase a certain memoir…

A ring of three kings

Posted on January 7, 2023

Last night I celebrated Epiphany at my place in Ottawa’s east-end with two friends. They brought a Rosca de Reyes — a Ring of (Three) Kings, a traditional sweet bread in Latin…

Lyrical language, at times haunting, and moments of dry humour weave through the three novellas in this collection. Set in and around Ottawa, these stories examine the peripheries of society. Click on the cover to order through Amazon in paperback or Kindle ebook format.

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