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In Meet Grindr, author Jaime Woo writes that the gay hookup app doesn't get the respect it deserves.
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Chris Dart
The best of the best in automatically dispensed goods.
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Terri Coles
One of Toronto's greatest book lovers, Nicholas Hoare, is retiring.
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Hamutal Dotan • Photo by Dean Bradley
A new book by longtime columnist Edward Keenan suggests diversity is Toronto's strength, and engagement its saviour.
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David Demchuk
Charting the development of a city that's still just a few years old.
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Hamutal Dotan
A new exhibit spotlights the Toronto Public Library's Arthur Conan Doyle collection.
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Jamie Bradburn
Nominated for: supporting independent graphic arts for 25 years.
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Chris Riddell • Illustration by Brian McLachlan
After 39 years, the feminist bookseller is shutting its doors.
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Kelli Korducki
In his new book, released last month, one of Canada's favourite interviewers interviews himself.
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David Fleischer
The annual Word on the Street festival brings Toronto's noses out of books, into the fresh air, and then back into books again.
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Carly Maga
World's Biggest Bookstore is giving up its lease. We dug up once charming moment at the store on film in tribute.
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Torontoist
One of the joys—and the point—of festivals like TCAF is discovering artists you've never encountered. Here are five of our favourites from this weekend.
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Matt Demers (Guest Contributor)
If you've always wondered but never been, here's your introduction to the annual indie comics fest.
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Matt Demers (Guest Contributor)
Seen Reading, based on the blog of the same name, is a collection of micro-fiction that captures the imaginary world created by readers while in transit with their books.
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Jaime Woo
It isn't just lip service: Torontonians really do love their libraries.
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Steve Kupferman
A new exhibition reveals previously unseen photos of Canadian poets at the dawn of their careers. And, they're really cute.
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Kelli Korducki
Struggling writers from the University Of Toronto to the Big Apple.
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Kevin Plummer
A fan went on a Scott Pilgrimmage, camera in tow, and captured all the real-life locations that inspired scenes in the graphic novels. Photo/illustration compilation fun!
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Steve Kupferman
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