Wendy is the fictional narrative of a young woman living in an urban centre, whose dreams of contemporary art stardom are perpetually derailed by the temptations of punk music, drugs, alcohol, parties, and boys. She is also Hazlitt's Montreal Scene Reporter.

Synesthetes are special individuals—just look at Nabokov or Billy Joel—but recent neuroscience shows that the ability to see letters or hear colours is not so removed from the way the rest of us perceive the world.

A Father’s Day reflection, one year after the accidental death of the author’s own father, on the things that gather and accumulate in his absence.