It would be easier if I just behaved the same way here as I do elsewhere.

Oops, sincerity is right-wing now.

This is straight out of the Social Acupuncture playbook. #Torontowww.cbc.ca/player/play/...

I really, really like “Reflektor” by Jyhling Lee. See it on the corner of Soho and Queen. I bet mirror shots taken while right up next to it look cool. https://www.flickr.com/photos/sillygwailo/53811090944/

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Virginia Woolf in Zadie Smith’s essay collection Feel Free

Zadie Smith’s novels and essays never fail to display her keen powers of observation, analysis, and expression. In Feel Free, her new essay collection, Virginia Woolf is a strong influence, never f…

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Navigating Tangled Narratives (Published 2012)

In her novel “NW,” Zadie Smith employs a stream-of-consciousness technique to trace her characters’ thoughts in a rapidly changing London.

Ohhhh, I’m going to need to track down a copy of this article. #MrsDjournals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1...

On being queer and postcolonial: Reading Zadie Smith’s NW through Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway - Alberto Fernández Carbajal, 2016

This article explores the legacies of Virginia Woolf’s modernist lens in Zadie Smith’s latest novel, NW through a joint queer and postcolonial reading. Although...

I’m still way behind on the schedule, but I’m still reading Mrs Dalloway, and I just bought the Norton Critical Edition for when I re-read it. And I’m still keeping track of the similarities between the novel and Keeping Up Appearances. #MrsD 💐

I am no longer in Vancouver.