Back in July, I finished the 100 Day Project, an endeavour adapted from Michael Beirut’s graphic design workshop at Yale School of Art and popularized by… Read More »Forming Creative Habits: Lessons from The 100 Day Project
I received a copy of The Boat People for volunteering at the Giller Light Bash in November. With the topics of immigration and refugees in the news… Read More »Review: The Boat People
Guys, Eden Robinson is an absolute delight. I heard her read from Son of A Trickster at this year’s Festival of Literary Diversity, and she was… Read More »Review: Son of a Trickster
On Sunday April 30th , I had the pleasure of attending the Ottawa Blogger Meetup. I went last year, so I’d been looking forward to… Read More »Ottawa Blogger Meetup 2017
Can you all just go read The Best Kind of People? I need (not want, NEED) more people to read this so that I can… Read More »Review: The Best Kind of People
I’ve talked about getting into non-fiction before, and I’m happy to say that I am still keeping up with it. I’ve read several over the… Read More »Non-fiction Roundup
It’s been another busy month for me, especially on the literary front, so I thought I’d give another little update. I’ve been reading a lot… Read More »May so far
I first read Child 44 by Tom Rob Smith in first year university for a utopian fiction class. While there is a lot in the book… Read More »Rereading: Child 44
I like to think of myself as a creative person. I’ve always enjoyed drawing, painting, and different kinds of sculpture. On more than one occasion… Read More »Books that Inspire Creativity
Besides the few science-y picture books I received as gifts as a child, I’ve always leaned more toward fiction than non-fiction. Everything that exists in… Read More »6 Books that Got Me Into Non-Fiction