Campfire Notebook

James is returning to his roots of book review; his past venture, The Miramichi Reader, is now a national pillar in CanLit reviews, so this is worth watching.

- Bryn Robinson

I once heard someone describe a filmmaker as a "humanist" - that they love characters, they love people. That's Rebecca. As a result, her newsletter is a warm-hearted, humourous look at everyday life that goes much deeper.

- Bryn Robinson

Mark provides deep explorations and engaging interviews into others' creative processes and information management systems (analog and digital).

- Bryn Robinson

Alison's way with words reminds of the Maritimes from which we both hail: warm and honest. It's a nostalgic cup of tea in a kitchen on a bracing day.

- Bryn Robinson

I've never been one for reading fantasy or science fiction, but I've now started since finding and devouring Brian's short stories. His print collection is a great addition to my bookshelves, and I am eager to devour his words on release.

- Bryn Robinson

Tom writes these personal essays with honesty and self-awareness that can be at times lacking in our social media-drenched society. Whether his intent or not, I always walk away with personal clarity after reading.

- Bryn Robinson

Mark's consideration and words on a subject are thoughtful, detailed, and enlightening. His main topic of exploration is our human interactions with technology, but he also delves into passion projects with his teachings, poetry, and cars.

- Bryn Robinson

Nishant provides simple, lovely sketches, and simple, lovely words, to brilliantly capture the seemingly mundane but absolute inherent beauty all around us.

- Bryn Robinson