I joined the board of Coteau Books in early 2012 but this photo of the board is from January 2016. Coteau entered bankruptcy earlier this year so this
In a time of unprecedented challenges, the big debate in libraryland is how/when libraries should reopen. There are good reasons on both sides of the ledger but as
There are still a lot of details to be worked out but the NHL has announced a very rough plan for what reopening would look like… season is
This is pretty special – my dad was getting some barn boards from our farm to use in framing projects and found one where my grandfather had done
Jason Isbell, one of the greatest living songwriters today, did a free concert to promote the release of his new album, “Reunions”, and though lots of artists are
I’ve been joking about it since about week two of quarantine but as we head into the third month of quarantine, the family decided it was time for
This had been a shitty year for me, even before the COVID pandemic hit. Coteau Books, which was a long-standing literary press in Canada for nearly half a
I’ll likely do a longer post with some thoughts on how libraries across North America have reacted to the COVID crisis at some point and also some personal
If this whole COVID-thing gets *really* shitty, I can at least dream that this was an option for me as the marauding hordes stab me to death for
Yesterday, I tried to do a post of all the worst-case scenarios for COVID-19 but I realised that I probably did too much commentary and I probably didn’t
I started this blog in 2006 when I was doing my Master of Library Science degree at the University of Western Ontario.
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