Following up on my previous blog about the art of biography, I remember a conversation I had in 2007 with
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At the moment, I am working on an expedition biography of Roald Amundsen, and I am struck how challenging it
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Inevitably, living by the St. Lawrence River as I do between Quebec City and Lévis, getting a whiff of brisk
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I mentioned in a recent blog the stories about the river and sea my grandfather used to tell me. I
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When I take the ferry from Quebec City over to Lévis, I often see Coast Guard icebreakers lined up at
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I mentioned in a blog yesterday that I had just received a lovely message about my work as film-maker from
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This week, I received a lovely message about my film The Blinding Sea and its portrayal of Norwegian explorer Roald
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As a follow-up to my previous blog, I am still wondering about how and whether one person can truly understand
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In this episode, George presents chapter one of the award-winning audiobook of his magical-realist coming-of-age novel An Almost Impossible Story.
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I have written here recently about intersubjectivity. Two twentieth-century philosophers – Maurice Merleau-Ponty and Paul Ricœur – provide many insights,
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A movie evening is coming up soon at the Morrin Centre in Quebec City: a presentation of The Blinding Sea
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Nature is the source of many of the stories we tell, for better or worse. I have long seen the
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