Monthly Archives: July 2010

Four decades ago, Margaret Atwood published her breakthrough satiric novel The Edible Woman. Who knew she would wind up being the Shred-able Woman? On Wednesday the Star published my column about the Toronto International Film Festival’s opening night gala, Score: … Read more

Madonna’s done it, so has Kate Moss – even Liam Gallagher’s launched his own clothing line. But at last, fashion is taking a more literary bent as Canadian novelist Douglas Coupland collaborates on a limited collection of clothing and accessories. … Read more

Erica Jong is a poet, novelist and essayist best known for her eight best-selling novels: Fearof Flying, which has sold twenty million copies in thirty-seven languages, How to Save Your Own Life, Fanny: Being theTrue History of the Adventures of … Read more