Very exciting: Zack Russell’s doc on tiny shelters maker Khaleel Seivwright and the story of Toronto’s encampments is premiering at Hot Docs April 29. Can’t wait.

Grateful to have had the chance to tell Pat's story and for all the responses it's generated–many far flung folks are chatting about their love of Kingston’s Cambodian food now… so nice to see.

RT @TuThanhHa: Lovely article. The story of the refugee who turned Kingston, home of Queen’s University, in an unexpected hub of Cambodian….

Writing this piece was a dream. Massive thanks to Pat and the whole Vann family–for sharing their story and for decades of great eats!! Thanks also to @juliettebaxter @MatthewJMAllen2 and to @Johnnycylam for such beautiful photos!.

Loved writing this piece—my first for the @globeandmail. Such a thrill to report on “what the hearthside season’s haunts are trying to tell us” for Canada’s paper of record. Thanks to Seth @biblioasis @aruna_dutt @rashamourtada and @BrownoftheGlobe for making it happen.

RT @UofTDHN: "What's being pushed with the metaverse, in terms of infrastructure? VR as a tool for fostering empathy (ref @lnakamur's plena….

I wrote about collections for @reviewcanada and about how sometimes books sneak out of the stacks--and then back in. Also, time, chance encounters, and bookstores, especially my favourite--Berry & Peterson in Kingston, ON.

What happens if the line shifts from “lost at sea” to “a sea, lost”? I wrote this essay about oceans, books, and doom to explore how, wherever we’re headed with climate change, we’re taking the ocean to get there.

RT @strizic: Among my favourite things we've published since I started at the magazine. @jduffinwolfe is a master.

Why the metaverse shows Silicon Valley “is in desperate want of a big new idea.” I’m baffled to think they’re betting this much on everyone suddenly really enjoying VR—but “the dustbin of technology past is littered with failed VR headsets.” Best piece I’ve read on this.

My big takeaway from writing this piece for @thewalrus — LGBTQ2+ battles for the right to safe sex outside paved the way for digital privacy protections today.

WJT Mitchell on working with students: yes classes should be demanding, but “The big thing is when they feel like theyʼve got to produce something out of it, what sorts of possibilities do you open for them so they donʼt feel totally blocked, intimidated?”.

RT @shawnmicallef: READ @jduffinwolfe's @reviewcanada essay on (re)discovering Ökohaus in Berlin, by Frei Otto. I was stopped in my tracks….

Two full-time journalism job postings at Humber! Apply! Be in touch if you have questions.

RT @reviewcanada: In "Pandemic," from our upcoming April issue, @jduffinwolfe reflects on the current health crisis. #COVIDCanada #COVID19….

RT @meetlibby: A wonderful piece about Torontonians using Libby. Thanks @jduffinwolfe (and @eBookGoddess)!.

“In the end, Your Honor, the more frightening my future, the broader the smile with which I look at it. Thank you.”

Always a great event! See you there!.

Excited to be chatting about storytelling for VR at Word on the Street this year! Sep. 22 @torontoWOTS @HumberWriters

Did you know you can watch what e-books are getting borrowed at the @torontolibrary in real time? I did not. I am thrilled. (Thanks @eBookGoddess!)