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Thursday, September 26, 2013

Review: Walter Salles' film of Jack Kerouac's On The Road

Right from the start, I'll admit a certain weakness — one might even go as far as to say fondness — for Jack Kerouac's 1957 novel, ...

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James K. Moran: James K. Moran’s speculative fiction and poetry have appeared in Canadian, American and British publications including Burly Tales: Fairy Tales for the Hirsute and Hefty Gay Man, bywords.ca, Glitterwolf, Icarus, and On Spec. Moran’s articles and reviews have appeared via CBC Radio, Daily Xtra, Plenitude, Rue Morgue and Strange Horizons. In 2012, he founded the Little Workshop of Horrors, an Ottawa writers’ group that carves speculative and literary work into the shape it is meant to be. Moran also runs Queer Speculations, which workshops 2SLGBTQ+ or queer-themed stories from far and wide. He is findable at jameskmoran.blogspot.ca, as @jkmoran on Twitter, and jamestheballadeer on Instagram. Lethe Press published his first horror novel, Town & Train. Moran’s debut short-story collection, Fear Itself, just came out from Lethe Press. Moran lives on the unceded Territory of the Anishinabe Algonquin Nation, now called Ottawa.

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