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  • Clouds of the Cultural Desert: The Canadian Story

    by Barry Pomeroy ...
    Although Canada is a country with a huge variety of geographical regions and ethnic diversity, Canadian colonial culture is a soothing, nearly featureless blanket spread across a largely misunderstood terrain and people. From the distance, the blanket appears homogenous, but a close examination reveals the many different threads that make up the whole, and its patchwork nature is more diverse ... Read more

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  • A Storied Winnipeg: Fables and Local Legends

    by Barry Pomeroy ...
    The stories of Winnipeg are as varied as the city itself. Caught in the middle of the continent by the amber of its past glory and its current penury, Winnipeg occupies a rare and beautiful place in the Canadian landscape. Winnipeg is defined by its main road, which merely circles the city, and its tottering buildings sitting on pylons driven deep into the mud of the ancient lake-bed. The ... Read more

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  • The Abyss of the Tortured Self: Narcissism and the Loss of the Other

    by Barry Pomeroy ...
    This analysis of narcissism and the resultant breakdown of relationships begins with a working definition, includes the myth of Narcissus, as well as its more relevant implications, and makes a detour into the history of narcissism's presentation on American television. Beginning with television's profound penetration into the American home, the project then details the shifting face of narcissism ... Read more

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  • Living on Nothing and Enjoying Less: An Eco-Handbook for Cheap, Sustainable Happiness

    by Barry Pomeroy ...
    The desire to live more frugally, responsibly, and environmentally is loose in the land now. Despite the popularity of a minimalism which had its adherents buying more to pretend they had less, many people have a genuine interest in living more carefully. Learning to reduce our impact runs deeper than saving money or using those savings to buy more consumer goods. Instead, people are starting to ... Read more

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  • Blind Fish: Locked in the Park

    Blind Fish, #1

    by Barry Pomeroy ...
    Series Book 1 - Blind Fish
    The Bio Park is the ultimate playground. A fully functioning ecological system almost a mile underground--later converted to an amusement park--it took years to build and hundreds of millions to develop. Unfortunately, it is losing money, so Linked Corporation has decided to seal the thirty foot doors with thousands of tons of blasted earth until the park has accrued in value.The closing party ... Read more

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  • Innocent When You Dream: Narrative in Tom Waits' Songs - the middle years

    by Barry Pomeroy ...
    This second volume of my Narrative in Tom Waits' Songs series follows the shifts in his music as Reagan's eighties tumbled into the nineties. The narrative voice shifts with his music as the stories drift outside the personal to examine the world around him just as much as it does his reactions to it.Tom Waits' middle period is much more experimental than his early work. The piano-playing hard ... Read more

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  • Against Our Better Nature: Why Good People Do Bad Things

    by Barry Pomeroy ...
    When discussing morality, people typically focus on the big questions and ignore the decisions we make at nearly every moment of our lives. We are not often asked to choose between a baby's life and an animal, whether to cheat on a loved one or betray a friend, but we are constantly bombarded by opportunities to act either ethically or merely self-serving.The stories in this collection are more ... Read more

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  • We Have Changed: Returning to Thailand in 2019

    by Barry Pomeroy ...
    My latest trip to South East Asia differed from other trips in that I was older, my traveling companion was younger, and Thailand had changed. I didn't plan to return to the country, but my friend had taken a teaching practicum in Bangkok, and we both thought we would enjoy exploring the north of the country before her term began. We laid our plans a few months in advance, but like most trips, it ... Read more

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  • South America by RV: Chile, Peru, and Argentina

    by Barry Pomeroy ...
    My latest trip to South America resulted from a collision between my schedule and the timing of my friend Silvio's latest project. I flew to Santiago, Chile to travel in the RV he has spent two years building on the frame of a Mercedes truck.Perhaps because we didn't have a firm destination in mind, we ended up waiting for a ghost in an abandoned saltpeter town in the Atacama Desert, visiting ... Read more

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  • South America by RV: Uruguay, Brazil, and Argentina

    by Barry Pomeroy ...
    My latest trip to South America was meant to be much more than just a return to the continent. Silvio had readied his RV for the three-country excursion, and more importantly, planned particularly enticing meetings with alligators and presidents.After arriving in Buenos Aires we almost immediately crossed to Uruguay where we spent an hour with José "Pepe" Mujica and enjoyed the beach. Then we ... Read more

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  • Wasted and Wounded: Narrative in Tom Waits’ Songs

    by Barry Pomeroy ...
    This collection unearths the stories that run parallel to those of Tom Waits' early songs. They do not retell as much as push the envelope wider, strain the meaning of a few lines, and stretch the place the song occupies so that the river rats and abandoned dogs, crying children on the street and shifty-eyed suits, salesmen with their patter and hobos with their rags, can shoulder out a space. ... Read more

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  • The Greenhouse Girl

    by Barry Pomeroy ...
    When Amy set out to write a novel, and thus establish herself as a writer to be reckoned with, she was faced with a problem. Although most novelists begin semi-autobiographically, her own life in the small town of Crooked River—with its endless cycles of mowing lawns and setting tables—was far too boring. No one could possibly be interested in what she had to say if she were the subject.That drove ... Read more

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