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Randy Russon has released his second book, More Tales Of An Old Hockey Writer. Randy is a long-time sportswriter and sportscaster in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, and currently with Sault This Week as its sports editor. His first job was with CKCY 920 Radio, hired by then station director, Paul […]
Ruff – Rod Carley’s back with another theatrical odyssey packed with an unforgettable cast of Elizabethan eccentrics. It’s a madcap world more modern than tomorrow where gender is what a person makes of it (no matter the story beneath their petticoats or tights). Will Shakespeare is having a very bad […]
Things like learning, reasoning, problem-solving, perception, decision-making – and a thumb – are what separates the human from the rest of living things. Computer science has created machine beings that are now performing tasks that typically require human intelligence. The ladies are up for more knowledge on this new world […]
Lisa Deresti Betik has been a storyteller since she was small. She used to spin wild tales about invisible, blanket-eating alligators in her room, and she once convinced everyone that the Tooth Fairy had made her fall out of bed. Today she writes fun, fascinating nonfiction books for children. She […]
As pop culture races through time, its influence on each generation impacts language and expression that frequently differs from past generations, hence the gap. This often results in communication hijinks where meanings are misconstrued. Or value systems that have changed over time, may fuel awkward situations between age groups. The […]
Skye Smith is a well-known figure in the local community theatre scene, celebrated for her lead performances in productions such as Judy in “White Christmas,” Ulla in “The Producers,” and Bombalurina in “Cats.” Skye’s artistic journey began at Algoma University, where she trained in the music program under the guidance […]
Carey Smith, first time novelist, is from a small Northern Ontario town. With the support of her husband and her two adult children, creating this fictional action packed novel has been on her bucket list and has been a topic of conversation for over 20 years. With her love of […]
Getting older is a challenge everyone faces – if we are lucky enough to be alive. Once that obstacle is overcome then the battles are never ending – until, you know, the end. The ladies gather to discuss the ageing process that they are living. The discovery is surprising them […]
The Algomian, Algoma’s creative journal, features poetry, short fiction, creative nonfiction sketches, one-act plays, visual art, music, cartoons, book reviews, and writer’s tips. With a focus on new and emerging voices, the journal aims to provide the Algoma community with a platform to share its art – especially its creative […]
