This is a book of a different colour, a good read, and quirky in the extreme. It starts off rather slowly, describing the background of Nikki, a law school dropout and feminist/activist working in a downtown London pub much to
I know what you’re thinking, gentlemen. The phrase “book club” likely conjures up a not-so-masculine, image in your head. You picture a red-blooded guy joining a bunch of white-haired ladies in Laura Ashley dresses drinking tea and discussing the latest
Pack your bags and get ready for a weekend of delicious food, great conversations with inspiring authors, and new friends – the Appetite for Words Festival is fast approaching! If you've been meaning to explore the charming town of Stratford, Ontario,
For Executive Chef Jonny O’Callaghan, the journey to becoming a chef has been a long, winding road. “I’ve been cooking for about 20 years now; it’s basically the only job I’ve really ever had,” he says. “It’s been full of ups
Picture a quaint little city. One that has a trendy aesthetic, takes inspiration from its rich heritage, and focuses on sustainable locally-sourced food, oh – and it’s conveniently located in Toronto’s Junction neighbourhood. Welcome to Stadt. Taking its name from the
What’s better than attending an event and receiving something prepared just for you? Not much, in our minds! Everybody likes a little treat and we all love to get something for nothing. It doesn’t have to be expensive, you might
A teenage girl reports being raped by the superstar player of the Beartown hockey team on the eve of a championship game. This town defines itself by the wins and losses of their Bears on all fronts, spiritually, emotionally and
Growing up in the U.K., the nation that lists curry as one of their national dishes, is it any surprise that I have a real passion for cooking (and eating) authentic curries?
So your book club is meeting in Budapest, Dubrovnik, Belgrade, or Sarajevo. Maybe you’re new to the city and wonder what the brunch will be like? Fair question!
Way back in the olden days when I went to school, they actually taught penmanship. We learned to write with a straight pen dipped in an inkwell—ballpoints forbidden. Fountain pens were next, and that launched a love affair that lasted