Help, I’m 20.
I watched the teenager pull a copy of Albert Camus’ The Myth of Sisyphus from the shelf and glance it
I watched the teenager pull a copy of Albert Camus’ The Myth of Sisyphus from the shelf and glance it
As I sat at edge of Toronto’s Harbourfront looking onto Lake Ontario, the grandfatherly words of Alan Watts entered my
What reason is there, really, to do all this writing you ask? Is it perhaps because on the empty pages
Writing is, in a very real sense, a meditation: a messy practice mostly unseen. Although we read, rather enamored I