Most of what you need to know about Timothy Taylor’s new novel is contained in its title, and we’re about to explain that title now. Step away if you have to be surprised.
Author: Timothy Taylor
The Polygon Gallery by Patkau Architects
A review of the new Polygon Gallery for Azure Magazine
Mark Mushet, VR Media – Timothy Taylor video interview about Foodville
Timothy Taylor talks to Mark Mushet at VR Media about his book Foodville and all things food.
Mark Mushet, VR Media – Timothy Taylor video interview on The Rule of Stephens
Timothy Taylor sits down with Mark Mushet from VR Media to discuss his new book, health data, doppelgangers, and more.
James Tennant interviews Timothy Taylor
Timothy Taylor on Joseph Planta’s Blog – The Commentary
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What we talk about when we talk about buyers’ pain
Remember how Vancouver always used to rank top-5 in those most liveable cities lists? Yeah, I know. Most liveable if you have a few million for a house. But still. There we are in 2017. Number 3 according to MSNBC. What doesn’t get mentioned as often is our senior ranking on another set of lists. […]
Does your Myers-Briggs personality type predict Social Media Dependency?
My kid is going through the Science Fair years. In the past, he’s done projects on his family history, on friction effects and probably several I’m forgetting. This year he tackled a hot-button topic. He decided to test whether social media dependency could be predicted by knowing a person’s Myers-Briggs personality type. I say “hot-button” […]
Negative Empathy
Should writers of fiction review the work of colleagues? I avoid it personally, and my rational for doing is the basis for my side of a debate that was part of the CBC Literary Smackdown series a couple of years back. The other side of the issue was taken by esteemed Victoria-based novelist and nonfiction writer Robert Weirsma, who also writes a […]
FALLUJAH
The Incredible Story of a Marine and his Opera I received one of the assignments of my career in 2012. 20 years in freelancing. Hundreds and hundreds of published pieces in great magazines. And I finally got my first commission from Harpers. That was a big deal to me. And the story was big too. […]