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Two Solitudes
- David Eddie (Author)
Chump Change. Random House (purchase at Amazon.ca) - Herb Curtis (Author)
The Silent Partner. Goose Lane Editions (purchase at Amazon.ca)
Reviewed by Lawrence Mathews
Two first-person narratives featuring would-be writers, one set in hipper-than-thou Toronto,the other in back-of-beyond New Brunswick: what a set-up for a reviewer to deliver a few bromides about the margin and the centre, the raw and the cooked, etc., etc.
David Eddie is Toronto; Herb Curtis is Silver Rapids, N.B.
Flip open Chump Change, and there's a photograph of Eddie, sitting on what appears to be a storefront window ledge somewhere in the mildly mean streets of Т.О. Inevitably, he's wearing shades (just like John Haslett Cuff!). The copy below the photo tells us about his cosmopolitan background and provides specific facts that prepare us to make connections between author and protagonist: the job at Newsweek, the move from the U.S. to Toronto, the stint as newswriter at a national TV network. David Eddie's protagonist's name is David . .. Henry.
The Silent Partner features no photograph of Herb Curtis.
The dedication page of Chump Change includes a statement of Eddie's gratitude to the unnamed woman who "became my wife," followed by a couple of paragraphs in which several figures in the Toronto publishing world are mentioned, the best known of whom is Linda Frum; the author refers affectionately to himself as a "giant, lumbering, 225-lb waif."
The dedication page of The Silent Partner reads "For Stephanie."
Turn to the back cover of Chump Change, and you'll find blurbs by Paul Quarrington and by Douglas Cooper, who says that Eddie is "in the tradition of Kingsley and Martin Amis."
Turn to the back cover of The Silent Partner, and you'll find an unidentified reviewer (from Canadian Book Review Annual) placing Curtis in "the Stephen Leacock tradition."
David Eddie was born in Boston; Herb Curtis is from the Miramichi.
Two solitudes. Robin Mathews, thou should'st be living at this hour!
For context, consider the comments of Curtis's fellow New Brunswicker, David Adams Richards, who in a 1986 interview talked about "what Canadians have come to look upon as being the true meaning of regionalism, which is that you write about a certain place which is interesting in a general way but isn't real literature." One of the features of such writing, he adds, is that "the characters are oddities or they're not people you're going to be able to empathize with."
For our purposes, the interesting thing about Richards's remarks is that they don't apply to The Silent Partner, but they do accurately describe Chump Change. Eddie has written a "regional" novel in the pejorative sense: the region happens to be Toronto. Curtis, on the other hand, has made a modest contribution to "real literature."
Chump Changetrades very heavily on the local colour of Toronto, specifically its literary and broadcasting subcultures—their institutions (a magazine called This Land of Ours, a literary pub called "The Burnished Monocle," the coyly-named "Cosmodemonic Broadcasting Corporation") and their inhabitants (most of whom are, in Richards's words, "not people you're going to be able to empathize with"). No doubt readers plugged into these subcultures will recognize all sorts of arcane references; the rest of us, of course, just don't care. What satire there is doesn't rise above the level of office gossip. (Guess what? Some people at the CBC have big egos!)
But the major problem is David Henry, Eddie's protagonist. Here Douglas Cooper's blurb-invocation of the Amises is pertinent. Martin Amis's major comic jerk-figures (such as John Self of Money and Keith Talent of London Fields) are drawn in such a way that there is no question of authorial approval of, let alone identification with, the character. But Eddie establishes no distance at all between himself and Henry; he seems oddly unaware that Henry is neither amusing nor likeable.
Here, for example, is a tone-setting passage from early in the novel. As Henry, a white-knuckle flyer, waits for a take-off in bad weather, he addresses this imaginary speech to a complacent fellow passenger:
That's right, Mr. Spreadsheet, I think, clutching my armrests. You just keep adding up your little rows and columns of figures. I'll see you in Hell in about ten minutes, and as we're both being fucked up the ass on a bed of nails by a three-headed demon with a red-hot corkscrew for a dick, you can reflect eternally upon how you wasted your life adding and subtracting.
Out of context, it may appear that Henry is being satirized for his dim-witted vulgarity. In context, it is clear that both Henry and Eddie think that the speech exemplifies witty verbal invention. Eddie, at least, should have known better.
And that, in a nutshell, is what's wrong with Chump Change. At its core there is an arrogant naivete akin to that associated with inferior regional writing. The author's sense of self-importance is allowed to override the requirements of art. Simply to document the existence of Henry and his world is not to make what Richards (and most other readers) would call "real literature."
For that, we must turn to the self-effacement of The Silent Partner. Its narrator, Corry Quinn, is eighteen, lives in rural New Brunswick, and has a major (and metaphorically resonant) physical problem; he can't speak, at least not intelligibly. Half of his tongue is missing, the result of a childhood accident involving—quintessential Canadian horror story!—a "thirty-below-zero railroad spike." So he must write to communicate effectively, the premise for this narrative of the crucial years of his adolescence.
It would be easy to call The Silent Partner "deceptively simple," but in fact it's closer to guileless simplicity—not, one might argue, such a bad thing. Unlike Chump Change, Curtis's novel focuses on emotions and relationships: not in any portentous or sentimental way, but taking for granted their primary importance in people's lives. The Silent Partner takes its place without fanfare among our culture's myriad coming-of-age stories. From the harshest of academic perspectives, it adds nothing new to this tradition. But it does create a credible world and characters you can "empathize with"—and, thereby, a satisfying reading experience.
Corry lives with his uncle "Kid" Lauder, a forty-five-year-old ponytailed ex-hippie. Uncle Kid appears to be one of life's losers. He makes a haphazard living in the local sport-fishing industry; he smokes a lot of dope, drinks too much, and has no steady woman—though, in Corry's loyal opinion, "Women love him. He's so easy-going, so wise." It gradually becomes apparent that
his commitment to Corry has become the emotional centre of Uncle Kid's life (Corry's mother is dead, his father in Toronto) and that their relationship has saved him from sinking into the Miramichi equivalent of the Slough of Despond.
Corry's other major relationship is with Alice, his first girlfriend. Having been humiliated by a more attractive girl, he at first regards Alice as a poor consolation prize. But over time he learns not to focus on her physical shortcomings ("about five feet tall. . . about a hundred and forty pounds. .. very long gums and very short teeth") but instead to appreciate the strength and gentleness of her character— as well as her sexuality. It comes as no surprise that he falls in love and she decides to leave (for Alberta, thank God, not Toronto). Corry is saddened but not defeated, having come to understandhis own capacity for commitment.
The Silent Partner is not a perfect novel. The pace is too leisurely, there is too much description of the minutiae of fishing, there is a superfluous subplot about a scientist's search for the legendary eastern cougar, and there is an implausible archly symbolic section near the end when Corry encounters a mysterious female painter in an otherwise-deserted community. But Corry tells his tale with a combination of matter-of-factness, observational skill, and delicacy of feeling that makes us care about what happens to him. He and Alice and Uncle Kid are alive, and stay alive after the book has been put aside—whether the reader has ever been to the Miramichi or not.
At one point, worrying about his uncle, Corry asks a question relevant to the issues raised by this review: "Drunk, Uncle Kid sometimes sang 'Jumping Jack Flash is a gas' all night. . .. Who would want to carry 'Jumping Jack Flash' around in his or her heart?" If the answer is that we do, then David Eddie is our man; Chump Change, with its combination of hype,in-your-face
narcissism, and lack of real content, is the literary incarnation of that mentality. If the answer is that we don't, the Herb Curtises of this country, whatever their "region," have something more valuable to offer.
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MLA: Mathews, Lawrence. Two Solitudes. canlit.ca. Canadian Literature, 8 Dec. 2011. Web. 11 Dec. 2013.
This review originally appeared in Canadian Literature #157 (Summer 1998), (Thomas Raddall, Alice Munro & Aritha van Herk). (pg. 132 - 134)
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Open the Little HandiWorker Workhorse from Little Tikes and your child will have hours of pretend building play! Includes pounding bench, nails, screws, screwdriver, wrench and hammer. Storage is available on top and both sides, plus a convenient carrying handle. Folds flat for storage.
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Terry Whitebeach is a Tasmanian writer who lived and worked in WA in the 1990s. She writes in a number of genres. Published work includes: young adult novels: Watersky, and Bantam (co-author Michael Brown), poetry: Bird Dream, All the Shamans Work in Safeway — Poems for Young Adults; radio plays for ABC Airplay: Antarctic Journey,Bantam, a REAL Book by Mick Brown and Terry Whitebeach, Mill Ends,biography: The Versatile Man: The Life and Times of Alexander Donald Pwerle Ross (co-author, Don Ross).
Winner, Anne Elder Award, 1994
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We needed 90 to win going into the final day and we didn't even get started until about 4pm.
We thought the weather was going to beat us but we got there in the end and it was a great win for the club.
Sean Ervine and Hamza Riazuddin got us over the line and Chris Wood got a vital 20 too.
Four-day cricket is very tough and it's mentally tiring but we've only played two games and there's no way that the players are feeling sluggish or anything like that.
We had a really good pre-season and we're right back into the thick of things now but there's no way that you'd start to feel tired until it gets to the end of the summer.
The start of the season is a hard time for batsmen because of the weather and it really does favour the bowlers.
I feel like I've started the season all right – I've got a few 30s and I think that a big score is just around the corner for me.
We start against Leicestershire today and we'll be looking for a win after getting our first one of the season last week.
We played them in Barbados (in pre-season) and they're a solid side – they've also got Abdul Razzaq as their overseas player so he'll be one to watch out for.
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Dear Mr. Van Meter,
Research shows that having a vital local food system is essential to a resiliant community. I encourage the FCA to do whatever it can to support the local midsized and small farmers in our nation. Others with more knowledge than I can inform you how that can be accomplished. I am merely a person vitally interested in seeing that everyone in our nation have access to healthy, minimally processed food and that all communities have the capacity to feed themselves.
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Nov 26, 2013: Ajinkya Rahane, who spent hours practicing playing the short ball with former Mumbai coach Pravin Amre, believes the training will help him in South Africa
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Oct 1, 2013: Fancy beating Rajasthan Royals in Jaipur? Forget it. Royals extended their winning streak at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium to 12, beating the confident Otago by four wickets to keep the semi-final options open in Group A
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Royals saunter into semi-finals
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India in Zimbabwe 2013
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Jul 5, 2013: Offspinner Parvez Rasool has become the first cricketer from Jammu & Kashmir to earn a national call-up
Rajasthan v Delhi, IPL 2013, Jaipur
Dravid and Rahane serve up an old-fashioned show
May 7, 2013: The Rajasthan Royals' openers produced their first century stand in the IPL, and they achieved it after tremendous hard work against the new ball
Rajasthan Royals v Delhi Daredevils, IPL 2013, Jaipur
Rajasthan maintain perfect home record
May 7, 2013: A stuttering top order and a lame effort with the ball saw Delhi Daredevils succumb for the ninth time in 12 matches, while Rajasthan Royals sounded out a warning with a nine-wicket thumping
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Rajasthan Royals v Mumbai Indians, IPL 2013, Jaipur
Rajasthan thrash Mumbai to go top
Apr 17, 2013: The fans at the Sawai Man Singh stadium were treated to one of the joys of the IPL, watching journeymen cricketers take their chance in the limelight as Royals brushed away their underdog tag
India v Australia, 4th Test, Delhi, 2nd day
Johnson's fielding woes and Rahane's tough debut
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India v Australia, 4th Test, Delhi
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Mar 21, 2013: A debut has eluded the Mumbai batsman despite a prolonged stint in the Test squad, but that could change in the Delhi Test
Mumbai v Rest of India, Irani Cup, Mumbai, 2nd day
Raina ton dominates free-scoring day
Feb 7, 2013: It's a battle of the bats at the Irani Cup, as Mumbai responded strongly to Rest of India's 526 on the second day at the Wankhede Stadium
India v England, 1st ODI, Rajkot
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India v England, 4th Test, Nagpur, 2nd day
Hello, Rahane here, anyone listening?
Dec 14, 2012: My first-class average is 63.35. I have travelled a lot with the Indian team. When openers fail, I am not picked; when middle order fails, I am still not picked. I wonder if I am good enough for this beast called Test cricket
India v England, 4th Test, Nagpur
India's last bit of pride at stake
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India v England, 4th Test, Nagpur
Can brittle India stop England?
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Harbhajan, Rahane released for Ranji Trophy
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Maine watermen were exercising their abs long before paddleboards.
The sport of stand-up paddleboarding has glided out of the surfing world and into Maine's harbors, lakes, and rivers. We knew it had truly arrived when we saw the cover of the summer 2013 L.L. Bean Outdoors catalog. A fit young couple in snugly fitting nylon shirts and shorts, their bare feet firmly planted on wide flat boards, seem about to paddle right off the page and into our living rooms.
We couldn't help wondering what Maine's nineteenth-century river drivers would have thought of this recreational phenomenon and its variations, which now include "paddlebirding" with a Maine Audubon naturalist on Cape Elizabeth's Great Pond and stand-up paddleboard yoga (no, really) on Acadia National Park's Echo Lake. River drivers, too, skimmed the water's surface standing up, but they had a job to do — and a dangerous one at that. They paddled their long, flat-bottom bateaux straight into logjams and used long hooked poles called peaveys to poke and pry the logs free. Not exactly a suitable platform for practicing the pigeon pose (that's a yoga backbend, and yes, yogis are doing it and other body-twisting moves on paddleboards).
Other forms of stand-up paddling have been practiced in Maine for more than a century. Explorers and fur traders were experts at canoe poling, which involves standing just aft of center in a canoe and planting a long shaft on the river bottom to maneuver the boat. Poling is superior to paddling for traveling upstream and making quick, tight changes in direction. Many Maine Guides are skilled at canoe poling, and the American Canoe Association recognizes whitewater canoe poling as a competitive sport. The New England Canoe Poling Championships are held on the Kenduskeag Stream in Bangor each April and canoe poling workshops are offered at the Maine Canoe Symposium in Bridgton every June.
Given the canoe's tippy nature, we daresay canoe poling requires considerably more technique and practice than stand-up paddleboarding (aka "SUP"), but then, that is part of the latter's appeal: almost anyone can do it (and, apparently, bend over backwards, too). Of course, a canoe has other advantages, not the least of which are seats, which come in handy when you're tired of standing, and dry space for stowing gear for picnics and multi-day trips. We haven't heard of anyone going stand-up paddleboard camping — yet.
So is stand-up paddleboarding here to stay? Or will it peak and fade as windsurfing, the recreational fad of the seventies, did? We can only suppose that time will tell whether this trendy water sport has any, uh, legs.
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Welcome students to Superhero High School. Technically its just normal high school and you have to hide the fact you are a superhero. But you are a superhero in someway or another and this is he high school you attend and try to fit in too! Enjoy the stress of high school and the stress of keeping the world safe!
1. No God-modding
2. Listen to the GM's
3. Keep romance PG-16 any more PM
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CS for Students
Hero or Villain?:
My Character
Real appearance-
Name: Rebecca Schroder
Alias: Robecca Steam(So different right? But this is her true real name)
Age: Appears to be 17 or 18 but truly is only 1 year of age
Hero or Villain?: Hero
Personality: kind, caring, outgoing, intelligent, and curious about everything in the human world since she is knew to it, and protective.
Bio: Rebecca truthfully known as Robecca Steam. Is not a real human, she was the first successful robot ever created but she was created by a crazy man who wanted to use her to kill the president. The scientist's mistake was giving her a mechanic brain and heart that has given her a personality of her own. Robecca helped lock up her own father then ran off to hide from different governments and organizations that want to test on her and see how she was built. Robecca uses her uniqueness to help others from bad people or things. To disguise herself she created a hologram watch that gives her a human appearance. (everything else about her located below)
In the high school Rebecca hides herself by pretending she isn't as smart as she really is and has joined the cheer team to try and fit in.
Powers: due to Robecca being made out of a special unknown metal she has super strength and resistance to most things due to her being made fully out of metal. Robecca also has special shoes that can turn into rockets to help her move faster giving her enhanced speed and the ability to fly with the rocket shoes. She also can reshape her fingers or use her wire hair to unlock or hack different systems and shoot bullets of energy/bolts of electricity from her finger but she can't shape them into weapons(like knives, guns, etc.). Although it's not a power she is highly intelligent and has been working on upgrades for herself
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Crush: -none yet-
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