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Showing posts with label Stoddart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stoddart. Show all posts
16 February 2022

On Pierre Poilievre's Bookshelves

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What with everything going on in Ottawa these days, my focus on things political has shifted from Parliament Hill to the hot tubs and bouncy...
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06 November 2015

Ezra Levant and the Crude Art of Bowdlerization

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The Rainmaker: A Passion for Politics Keith Davey Toronto: Stoddart, 1986 Pity Ezra Levant, not nine months ago he was making good m...
25 March 2015

Pornography Dressed Up as a Cautionary Tale

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Death by Deficit: A 2001 Novel Richard Rohmer Toronto: Stoddart, 1995 There are plenty of villains in this novel – Quebecers, bank...
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01 December 2014

Of Downton Abbey and Our Magnificent Folly

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December. Time has come to admit that we've failed. Eleven months ago, with my friends Chris Kelly and Stanley Whyte, I set out to...
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25 October 2013

P is for Plus ça change...

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National Post  Editor-at-Large Diane Francis has been making the rounds flogging her latest. I've felt some sympathy. Her book,  Me...
07 June 2013

Pamela Wallin Issues a Challenge

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Read over my morning coffee: Despite all the motives attributed to us, journalists seldom set out to uncover human flaws or scandal ...
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07 October 2010

Limited Time, Limited Editions (2/6)

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No Man's Meat Morley Callaghan Paris: Edward W. Titus at the Sign of the Black Manikin, 1930 "I have had printed of this edition fi...
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