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The Jake Bennett Adventures Vol. Three
The final story in the Jake Bennett series opens with Jake in rehab, one misstep away from prison. Counseling points the PI toward his family past, forcing Jake to meet his long-lost father in his search for answers. The arrival of Henry, a fling Jake had months ago, complicates Bennett’s life even further. Can he put the pieces of his life together, or will it all shatter and fall to the ground? Welcome to the thundering climax of the Jake Bennett Adventures! First, let's begin with what this book is NOT: • It is not one of those wretched romance novels where two "gay" men whine and cry and mope and obsess about their feelings and never have sex. • It is not a Delayed F--k. • It is ...
Creative Montreal - Quartier International - Old Montreal, Islands
The Guide to Creative Montréal's Quartier International, Old Montréal, Île Notre-Dame and Île Sainte-Hélène tour offers a foray into the fields of performing arts, visual arts (art galleries and public artworks), digital arts, music and design. Spread out over a wide swath south of downtown and accessible from three metro stations, Old Montréal can be approached from several directions. This part of town borders the Quartier International business district and opens onto the Old Port to the south. The fact may be less publicized than their many historic attractions, but Old Montréal and its neighbouring areas are also rich in culture. Museums, galleries, art foundations and co-ops, and countless works of public art, as well as theatres, cinemas, venues, and eclectic outdoor events swarm amongst the heritage buildings–;which are often pressed into their service. Nowhere else on the island have so many historic buildings been preserved by being converted for cultural use. The tour features countless bookstores, record stores, cafes, restaurants and shops where you can stop along the way.
Creative Montreal - Milton-Parc, McGill Ghetto, Mount Royal
The Guide to Creative Montréal's Milton-Parc, McGill Ghetto and Mount Royal tour offers a foray into the fields of performing arts, visual arts (art galleries and public artworks), digital arts, music and design. The Milton-Parc neighbourhood is poised between the past and the future: the row-house architecture of yesteryear contrasts with the forward-looking faces in the streets. McGill University is not far away, and it makes its presence felt. The presence of the oldest and most prestigious of Montréal's four universities gives the area its unofficial name: the McGill Ghetto. While there are a few cultural institutions to visit here, most of our tour will be devoted to soaking up the culture of the street... and the mountain–;the McGill Ghetto has the considerable perk of sitting at the foot of Mount Royal. Naturally, the tour will lead you up its slopes, home to several works in the City of Montréal public art collection. The tour features countless bookstores, record stores, cafes, restaurants and shops where you can stop along the way.
Creative Montreal - Côte-des-Neiges, NDG and Saint-Laurent
The Guide to Creative Montréal's Côte-des-Neiges, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce and Saint-Laurent tour offers a foray into the fields of performing arts, visual arts (art galleries and public artworks), digital arts, music and design. Forming a single Montréal borough, the Côte-des-Neiges and Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG) neighbourhoods are located on the western and northern slopes of Mount Royal. After having crossed this two-headed borough, our tour heads north into the former city of Saint-Laurent, which became another Montréal borough in recent years. The cultural offering in these three neighbourhoods is mainly composed of public artworks, but also includes two Maisons de la Culture and performance halls which present a variety of concerts and other shows. The tour features countless bookstores, record stores, cafes, restaurants and shops where you can stop along the way.
Creative Montreal - Quartier Latin, Centre-Sud and HoMa
The Guide to Creative Montréal's Quartier Latin, Centre-Sud and Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (HoMa) tour offers a foray into the fields of performing arts, visual arts (art galleries and public artworks), digital arts, music and design. At the eastern end of the Quartier des Spectacles, the Quartier Latin spreads out around the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), and its arts scene is closely linked to the university, as live venues and art galleries can be found right on the UQAM campus. Heading east, the tour then crosses the trendy and proud working-class neighbourhoods of Centre-Sud and Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, with countless bookstores, record stores, cafes, restaurants and shops where you can stop along the way.
Creative Montreal - Plateau-Mont-Royal
The Guide to Creative Montréal's Plateau-Mont-Royal tour offers a foray into the fields of performing arts, visual arts (art galleries and public artworks), digital arts, music and design. The tour criss-crosses the Plateau-Mont-Royal neighbourhood, providing information on a wealth of cultural attractions, including five of the most distinguished theatres in the city, several well-known galleries, a panoply of live venues and some of the best public art in the city, as well as countless bookstores, record stores, cafes, restaurants and shops where you can stop along the way.
