In 1961, an unassuming young Canadian filmmaker single-handedly ignited an era of radical filmmaking.

What happens when a scholarship student at a top Canadian journalism school fabricates close to a dozen stories? Nothing, apparently.

In this memoir of 1970s Tehran, Abou Farman recalls John Wayne, Cowboy Bazi and the "genius of dub" that remade the West in Iran's image.

The Israeli Defence Forces is one of the toughest armies in the world. As a young man, Canadian writer Asa Boxer moved to Israel and was drafted, only to confront the true meaning of patriotism and sacrifice.

Fiction

Alana Riley's wistful diptychs

"Dear my Cancer, I know you are trying to put a damper on my wonderful life, but it's not going to work. You might as well quit now." It didn't.

Get out of the traffic and into the ring. Duncan McDowall explains how affluent Californians are trading in their surfboards and running shoes for estoques and mulettas

A look at the New Jersey band's most recent release

An American poet and a St. Petersburg native may be the great Russian writer's ideal translators

There are good videos, bad videos and "good-bad" videos, says Kevin Chong. Enter the online fan-tribute—the Internet's answer to the love letter

Are we helpless in the face of the lone gunman?

The never-before translated diary of poet Gaston Miron

Demure university student by day, stripper at a notorious Edmonton club by night, Shannon Quinn led a double life. Here she recalls her last night on the job.

Is the white man causing you stress? Are you stressed out about being white? I wanna help you people deal with it “in a good way.”