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AG Pasquella's book 'Welcome to the Weird America': a journey from self-published to indie noir success | Books And Authors - Vimarsana News

AG Pasquella's book 'Welcome to the Weird America': a journey from self-published to indie noir success | Books And Authors

American expat, now living in Toronto, captures his birth country as a "land of extremes" just in time for mid-term elections

National gathering of railway staff for Mini Gala event - Vimarsana News

National gathering of railway staff for Mini Gala event

MORE than 80 staff and volunteers from 8 narrow-gauge railways across the UK have come together in the Lake District.

Lockdown 2.0? Cabbagetown construction feels like height of pandemic, shop owners say - Vimarsana News

Lockdown 2.0? Cabbagetown construction feels like height of pandemic, shop owners say

Shop owners in Cabbagetown say the construction in the area feels a lot like the pandemic lockdowns did. That's because business has plummeted and foot traffic has disappeared. The city says the projects will be completed by the spring but some businesses worry they won't survive until then.

Source: cbc.ca
Welcome headache for Gray ahead of Inverness game - Vimarsana News

Welcome headache for Gray ahead of Inverness game

Martin Munro is currently top scorer for Fort with fellow winger Amin Benyoucef hot on his heels. Photgraph: Iain Ferguson, alba.photos.

Real Live Action: One Man Pride and Prejudice (Play) - Vimarsana News

Real Live Action: One Man Pride and Prejudice (Play)

From Bridget Jones Diary to the board game “Marrying Mr. Darcy,” from Austenland to Pride, Prejudice and Zombies, it is a truth universally acknowledged that Jane Austen’s 1813 masterpiece novel must be in want of another new adaptation. I don’t know if I could be described as an Austenian super fan — I certainly haven’t read all her novels — but I’m at least a serious nerd for her work who isn’t ashamed of listening to the 2005 Pride and Prejudice soundtrack while sewing myself historically-accurate early 19th century menswear. So, when my...

Source: citr.ca