Becoming a wimpy man
Representations of masculinity in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid movie
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Arts and Culture
Chalkboardom: a new pastime
The tale of my newfound affection for colourfully powdered fingers and 2D art.
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An Arts and Culture guide to Toronto
This fall, the University of Toronto will finally welcome back many of its students. For some, Toronto will be a completely new space, and for those who knew the city before the pandemic, it will be a somewhat different one. In light of this, I present to you an introduction to the arts and culture
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The power of fiction podcasts
An incredibly versatile medium
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The tender indifference of the world
The human fight for meaning
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The Strand reviews Shadow and Bone
A dive into Netflix’s formulaic YA dystopia
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I understand why the world loves Patti Smith
Patti Smith’s book Just Kids came out in 2010, but I didn’t read it until this past reading week. My Mum’s book club read it years ago and warned me against it, saying that her writing was convoluted and distracting. But something about the mythic, universally loved Patti Smith really intrigued me, so I tracked
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