Colombo.ca Website Review

Site: www.colombo.ca. Phone: 416-782-6853 (voice). Fax: 416-782-0285 Email for John     Email for Ruth Mailing address: 42 Dell Park Avenue, Toronto,. FOR JRC’S LATEST REVIEWS AND COMMENTARIES, PRESS THE GREEN BU*TON. CONTENTS  The site lists more than two hundred books, from the earliest to the latest, and it identifies those titles that are still (including C&C). In addition to lists of books, there are essays on various topics. Check the SUBJECTS OF INTEREST category with its drop-down menus. Also check the BLOG where I explain what I am currently doing. ONLINE POETRY The texts of six of JRC’s poems appear online in the immense website known as “Representative Poetry” hosted by the This is the general title of five volumes that collect the occasional writings of one of the most prolific of Canada’s authors and anthologists. It is a treasury of his lesser-known works. In addition to researching, writing, editing, collecting, compiling, annotating, translating, and publishing over 222 books between the years 1957 and 2017, the author has written more than 1,000 short articles and essays informed thoughts, observations, feelings, and enthusiasms about cultural considerations, civilized values, literature, mysteries, Here is an entertaining compilation of out-of-the-way Canadiana discovered and presented by John Robert Colombo. The information is described in a novel manner. This is not a quiz book (long questions, short answers) but a question-and-answer book (short questions, long answers). The exchanges are grouped by categories: People, Places, Things, Ideas. Amaze yourself, amaze your friends. Ideal for both the In these pages are more than 175 poems and effects, along with twelve months of entries from the author’s daily journal. They docu*ent the year 2017 as lived by John Robert Colombo. Here are musings and amazements aplenty: tributes, reminiscences, plays on words, philosophical arguments, answers to unasked questions, lists, innovations, etc. The reader will be surprised at the turn of every