AUTHORS

Robert Everett-Green

ABOUT

Robert Everett-Green is a feature writer at the Globe and Mail. He lives in Toronto.

Robert Everett-Green
Dispatches
Wholesome Reading

Evelyn Everett-Green wrote novels for young people, of a morally improving nature. Her books were also meant to entertain, with tales of wholesome adventure and romance, often set in heroic times or picturesque locations.

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Dispatches
Licorice Roots

A writer uncovers a family connection with a sweet English confection.

Robert Everett-Green
Essays
The Main

Last summer, during a visit to Vancouver, my nine-year-old son climbed the pediment of a cast-iron traffic-light standard and put his palm on the glowing hand that warns pedestrians to stay put. My mother pointed out afterwards that my photograph of the event contained its own French caption, in the word visible over his shoulder: main.

Robert Everett-Green
Reviews
The Best of Times

Robert Everett-Green reviews The Best of Times by Ludwig Bemelmans, author of the Madeline stories, consisting of illustrated articles that Bemelmans wrote about his travels through Europe.

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Dispatches
Ordinary Weekly Deaths

If Toronto were like Baghdad, thirty-nine res

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Dispatches
Checkered Past

For me, the jacket is a piece of menswear history that I can actually put on, and a link to the tragicomic tale of an underachiever with a famous name.

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Reviews
Epileptic

Robert Everett-Green reviews David B.'s graphic memoir Epileptic, a recount of the long search by David B.’s parents for a cure for his older brother’s seizures.

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Robert Everett-Green
Photography
Portrait

"I am I because my little dog knows me." Robert Everett-Green investigates the art of dog portraits.

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