David Solway is one of this generation's leading chroniclers-and one of its most penetrating analysts and humorists.
In this collection of timely, elegantly written, and often strikingly astute essays, Solway's moral imperatives are the foundations of each chapter. With a broad pallet of subjects that he works like some epistolary Chagall or Mondrian, Solway juggles these items with finesse: snobby artists abusing art on the public dole, Donald Trump, Feminists, Hockey, Stephen Hawking, the ins and outs of being in and out of academic philosophy; the corruption and collapse of western academics; the viciously biased and inaccurate fake media coverage of Israel, and the false compassion of the political left, just to name a few.
A realist and pragmatist, Solway relies on his excellent eye for detail, his insightful thinking process, and his gift with words and stories to present this important and entertaining collection of prose (with some prose about poetry, too, for good measure). You will be challenged and entertained-and you'll learn some things, as well.
David Solway is a rare writer with exceptional authorial and observational skills. The result is a very special collection of essays that will stay in your thoughts long after the last page is devoured.
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David Solway is a Canadian essayist, songwriter and poet. Winner of several Canada Council and Writers' Federation Awards, the A.M. Klein Prize for Poetry, Le Grand Prix du Livre de Montréal, and a lifetime achievement award from Le Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec, he has published over 30 volumes of poetry, travel, translation, education theory, and politics, including Canadian non-fiction bestseller, The Big Lie: On Terror, Antisemitism, and Identity. His most recent book is Crossing the Jordan. He has also released two CDs of original songs. Formerly writer-in- residence at Concordia University in Montreal, Solway has taught at colleges and universities in Canada, the U.S. and Europe, and represented Canada in Europe for the federal government. He was a Contributing Editor for Canadian Notes & Queries and Associate Editor for Books in Canada. He is a member of the President's Circle, University of Toronto; the Quebec Writers' Federation; the Research Board of Advisors of the American Biographical Institute; the Canadian Citizens for Charter Rights & Freedoms; and is an Affiliate Member, Order of the Knights Templar, Rosslyn Priory, Scotland. He has written for a variety of online publications, including FrontPage Magazine, American Thinker, PJ Media, LifeSiteNews, The Epoch Times, The Pipeline, New English Review, and C2C. Solway lives in Vancouver with his wife, author and video content creator, Janice Fiamengo.
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