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    The Flavours of the Road

    ByMarusya 25 February 201226 February 2012

    Every so often, writers pretend to be rock stars and go on tour. Our federal arts granting agency, Canada Council, funds the plane fare for book tours (though not much else). So, for the last ten days I gave lectures and did readings of my new-ish book Feeling Canadian: Television, Nationalism and Affect, in…

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    East of Somewhere: The Rusholme Park Supper Club

    ByMarusya 29 January 201229 January 2012

    I’ve been hesitating to write about my experience at The Rusholme Park Supper Club. After all, in my last post I vowed to write only about food experiences in the east end of Toronto, where I now live. But the Scrabble Player, in her inimitably rational way said, Well. Rusholme. Park. Road. Is. East….

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    You Are Now Entering The Eastern Bloc

    ByMarusya 5 January 20125 January 2012

    Sometimes, Toronto’s East End (especially around Gerrard Street) feels like East Berlin before The Wall came down. Like cool cafes have been outlawed by The Party. Like neighbourhood committees have decreed a particular shade of grey. Restaurants in this end of town rarely make it to the review pages of major or minor papers…

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