Kim Fahner

@kimfahner.bsky.social

Writer, teacher, editor. Chair, The Writers' Union of Canada The Donoghue Girl (Latitude 46, 2024) The Pollination Field (Turnstone, 2025) www.kimfahner.com

So why isn't Fox news televising interviews of all the happy people who live near data centers so we can hear what a treat it is to live with the constant noise, lights, increased utility costs and non-existent new jobs?

Breathtaking courage and determination. Well deserved honor! Michael J. Fox will receive one of the Television Academy’s biggest honors, the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award, at this year’s Emmys “in recognition of his transformative contributions to Parkinson’s disease research and advocacy.”

Michael J Fox To Get Bob Hope Humanitarian Award

Michael J. Fox has been tapped to receive one of the Television Academy's biggest honors, the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award, at this year's Emmy Awards.

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7 mo into Covid-19 after grueling 24hr caring for child with the disease, who survived. Showered at hosp, returned to office & informed staff, wasn't retiring the next mo, as had planned. Photo of that moment. This is my "diary". Nobody can change the reality of pandemic for those who lived it...

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I’ve had a lot of time to read & think this year, based on dealing w/ physical health challenges I didn’t expect, & this book—The Starving Artist Myth: Bust the Stereotype & Find Success in Creative Careers, by Mark J. Jones, has just made me think more deeply. Thx to my friend Dinah Laprairie.

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They saw multiple species of coral moving through the current and a plethora of fish surrounding the reef structures, Zinzindohoue said, "A really undisturbed environment. Everything was alive. And it was a really big moment for us because some things we have never seen."

Scientists find active coral communities in reef system presumed dead decades ago

Scientists have found an active coral community that may belong to deep-sea coral reef system presumed to dead decades ago, according to new research.

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Terrific news about no octopus farms, no destruction of Toronto Island via the airport expansion. People power rules. Now let's stop all the artificial thieves and take back our minds and imaginations and our bond with the natural world. [magpies at pre-roost in my street elm]

I’m a fan of Lisa Fishman’s work, so when I heard she’d written a novel, Write Back Now!, I ordered it online from the @guernicaeditions imprint, 1366 Books. Stuart Ross is doing some great work with 1366 Books, as its editorial force of nature. This is a gorgeous story. Don’t miss reading it.

A federal judge has approved a US$1.5 billion copyright settlement in which artificial intelligence company Anthropic will pay thousands of authors about US$3,000 per book after using pirated copies of their works to train its Claude chatbot.

Judge approves a US$1.5B Anthropic settlement over pirated books used to train the Claude chatbot

A federal judge approved a US$1.5 billion copyright settlement in which artificial intelligence company Anthropic will pay authors about US$3,000 per book.

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