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The Expo Affair is a narrative memoir of international intrigue and romance that took place...
French journalist Marc Taragon is at the apex of his career in 2007. A tenacious...
Textbooks describe cancer as a malignant tumour or growth, caused when cells multiply uncontrollably. Researchers...
Philipovna: The Daughter of Sorrow is a creative non-fiction based on the author's mother's surviving...
How do we make sense of our relationships -- successes and failures, preferences and challenges,...
Fintan O'Neill's no hero. There's not a lot of money in 17th century Ireland, but...
Success and promotion within Toronto's public transportation system come at a price. The shifts bring both physical and mental stress. The effects of these seep from work life into the social and personal lives of the operators. Parallel to this is the author's own personal story, a moving portrayal of a broken family home, abandoned teen dreams and a desperate need to be loved and appreciated. The author struggles with daily abuse from the public and his own demons, to the point of almost calling it quits. However his own personal quest to be the best at whatever he does...
"I am passionate about getting the awareness out that transit operators are human beings and that as such they deserve to be treated with respect. I truly believe that, as we begin to change the core of the apple, the apple itself will begin to look and taste better."
