On bounced rent cheques and teary-eyed excuses

Thursday, October 22, 2026

Windows

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CLICK HERE TO HEAR AUTHOR READ Chemistries of us transforming  what we touch into love and a bug's need to make it  known; On an evening...
Tuesday, October 13, 2026

Untethered: What A.M. Klein Tells Us About Anne Carson

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I've been dipping back into Anne Carson’s work. Since my compatriot has won the Nobel Prize in Literature, I thought I should revisit he...
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Cartoonish

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CLICK HERE TO HEAR AUTHOR READ I remember as a kid asking my father  if he was a millionaire. That seemed to be important. More than the fac...
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Saturday, October 10, 2026

The Greatest Defeat

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The greatest defeat is moral defeat. Or, to put it another way: you know the war has been lost when you become like your enemy. Or, to put i...
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Thursday, October 8, 2026

A Case of Two Nobel Prizes

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I'm very happy for Anne Carson, and even happier for Canadian literature. A Nobel Prize certainly helps. It's an accolade that gener...
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Wednesday, October 7, 2026

My Aim Is True

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CLICK HERE TO HEAR AUTHOR READ his first record, christened by his manager 'Elvis' which he thought was a joke, made worse later tha...
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the song ends

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the song ends: that's the beauty.
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B. Glen Rotchin
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Poet, book-reviewer, author of the novels The Rent Collector and Halbman Steals Home and full-time property manager in the garment district of Montreal, Glen shares his thoughts about life lived at the intersection of the material and spiritual world. And of course, books.
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