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A Schizo-Philosopher's Colouring Book is a playful experiment in what the philosopher Gilles Deleuze might...
Told in two volumes, Arise the Dead--part memoir, part historical fiction--spans the period between 1914...
Imagine that the charming, seemingly Westernized immigrant man that you fell in love with turns...
The Expo Affair is a narrative memoir of international intrigue and romance that took place in the exotic setting of Expo '70 in Osaka, Japan. As a host at the Ontario Pavilion, the author, Geza Tatrallyay, was approached by three Czechoslovak hostesses who wanted to defect to Canada. What follows are his efforts to make their wish come true. Notables such as former Prime Minister Trudeau, External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp and General George Kitching play a role, as do individuals who have since become prominent in Canada as businessmen, artists and ambassadors.
"The Expo Affair is a true story. Perhaps some of the details may have become embellished through frequent retelling or exaggerated for dramatic effect, and the dialogue, of course, has had to be reconstructed"
