Stephen Guy and friends are interested in the Do-It-Yourself approach to literature such as ’zines and telling stories on ferries. (Matthew Rushworth)
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Trespassing and telling tales
The art of storytelling has lately seemed like a forgotten pastime. The same could be said of ’zine culture—it’s still around, but the cut-and-paste, Do-It-Yourself paper booklet, alt-culture boom of the ’80s and ’90s has slowed in momentum.
Part 2 of 3: Toronto international film festival
A Country for Coens
As a follow-up to last year’s Best Picture-winning No Country for Old Men, the Coen brothers’ Burn After Reading is earning lukewarm reviews.
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Rock & Roll Report Card
While Conor Oberst’s most recent album makes for easier listening than the many previous ones under his Bright Eyes moniker, it’s not quite the pivotal moment in his musical career that the self-titling of this album suggests.
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Humble Bees
For their commendable return to the Baby Grand, Domino Theatre has tackled big ideas in a befittingly small, yet nonetheless profound, manner.
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Get out there! A Kingston venue guide
Whether you’re new to Kingston or have been here for years, finding the concerts isn’t always easy. Decent venues devoted to shows do feel like a rare thing in the Limestone City.
