The Annex has fewer residents today than in 1971. The towers of Crescent Town have far more. @simonlewsen on how the uneven, illogical densification pattern of the last 50 years created today’s Toronto. https://t.co/AOSmsHTIF0
Percival Everett has voiced this sentiment a lot, but here's one phrasing I like: "Reading really is subversive because no one can see what is going into you. They can look over your shoulder and see all the words you see, but they will never know what they mean to you."
latest edition of The Arts Section has some Alice Munro recommendations, plus brief reviews of the new(ish) Samia album and the wonderful Challengers
https://t.co/ITzzPfwsNO
Can audio dramas tell stories traditional theatre can’t?
Actor Qasim Khan and playwright Kevin Shea reflect on how their fiction podcast Feedback fits into a post-lockdown theatrical landscape.
Read the Artist Perspective here: https://t.co/tZGtpOibdW