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HAMILTON READS - Hamilton City Magazine

Oct 12, 2024 | hamiltoncitymagazine.ca | Jessica Rose |Jennifer Maruno |Ben Robinson

Liz Worth explores nature, ancestry, memory and the supernatural in her new collection of poems Inside Every Dream, a Raging Sea. She finds inspiration for her writing whenever she steps outside of her Hamilton home. Liz Worth is a poet, novelist, and nonfiction writer whose exploration of ritual and symbolism doesn’t end with her writing. She’s also a professional tarot reader, a practice that inspired her most recent collection of poetry, Inside Every Dream, a Raging Sea.
Wolsak and Wynn: A way with words

Oct 1, 2024 | hamiltoncitymagazine.ca | Jessica Rose

Hamilton publishing house now includes three imprints producing fiction, non-fiction and poetry that challenge, enchant and refuse to conform. Sandwiched between restaurants on James Street North, you’ll find Wolsak and Wynn, a self-professed “charmingly contrary literary press” that’s been publishing challenging, enchanting, unusual, and often award-winning books for more than 40 years.
In our bones: Exploring where memories begin

Sep 29, 2024 | hamiltoncitymagazine.ca | Jessica Rose

Are human beings born with memories? A new collection of essays by pediatric clinical geneticist Margaret Nowaczyk probes her fascination with the mystery of inherited awareness – what she calls marrow memory. On a dreary afternoon more than two decades ago, Margaret Nowaczyk received the flimsy airmail envelope that would help her trace the lineage of 11 generations of her mother’s family. Inside was her grandmother’s death certificate, scrawled with the name of an unfamiliar place — Horyniec.
Hamilton Reads - Hamilton City Magazine

Aug 26, 2024 | hamiltoncitymagazine.ca | Jessica Rose |Pat Skene |Dorothy Ellen Palmer |David Robson

From transformative self-discovery to the challenges of living as a child with disabilities, and from celebrating a war hero to the resiliency required to live in modern-day Abu Dhabi, check out these works by local authors.
Of Cancers, Cures, and LNPs

May 4, 2024 | brownstone.org | Jessica Rose

Billions of dollars spent every yearSearching for a cure for cancerWhy not spend that money insteadTo wipe out pollution that causes the cancerThrough DNA analysisWe may one day conquer diseaseA “perfect” baby every timeBy mapping and manipulating people’s genesLife insurance? Be serious!You have to get your genes screened firstToxic chemicals? Fumes at work? No sweat! Get a gene transplantOtherwise you’ll lose your jobYou wanna wind up out in the streets?
Hamilton Reads - Hamilton City Magazine

Apr 9, 2024 | hamiltoncitymagazine.ca | Jessica Rose

Choose one – or all! – of these four locally written books to delve into Mohawk art, disability activism, the life of a rock star or fairies for kids. Finding a spare moment to curl up with a good book is always a treat; however, it’s an even better experience when you’ve found a title by a local author.
Tory MP reveals he was targeted in Westminster honeytrap scandal

Apr 5, 2024 | thetimes.co.uk | Jessica Rose

A Conservative MP has revealed he was one of the individuals targeted in the Westminster honeytrap sexting scandal. Luke Evans, the MP for Bosworth, posted a video on Facebook detailing how he had been sent an “explicit image of a naked lady” on WhatsApp and ten days later received other messages from a second number, including another explicit photo.
Monty Don’s pet hate: gardeners being called horticulturalists

Jan 8, 2024 | thetimes.co.uk | Jessica Rose

If there’s one thing that really riles Monty Don, it’s gardeners describing themselves as horticulturalists. The leading gardening expert, author and presenter of Gardeners’ World on BBC2 expressed his consternation at the conflation of the terms and what he deemed a rise in people wrongly labelling themselves as horticulturalists. He called it an “unnecessary and pompous inflation”.
Railway footbridge takes longer to build than Empire State Building

Jan 2, 2024 | thetimes.co.uk | Jessica Rose

The 102-storey Empire State Building in New York is one of the world’s most iconic buildings, attracting millions of visitors a year. A rather less spectacular feat of engineering, a footbridge at a railway station near Reading, has taken longer to build and cost about the same to construct in cash terms. The pedestrian walkway at Theale station in west Berkshire was already ten years overdue when National Rail finally began construction in January 2023.
Teenage boy stabbed to death in London on New Year’s Eve

Jan 1, 2024 | thetimes.co.uk | Jessica Rose

A teenage boy has died after being stabbed just before midnight on New Year’s Eve on Primrose Hill, where crowds had gathered to watch the Thames fireworks display. Police were called to the location in Camden, north London, at 11.40pm on Sunday after receiving reports that a boy had been stabbed.