Your net guide to parallel culture, the weird stuff that you may stumble across, but can't find through the usual channels. This hypertext is a product of my survey of the place where Canadian censorship and the arts intersect. It is not complete. I have examined censorship in my home province of Ontario in particular and from my gay perspective. The original electronic sources for the works are freely available online.
Time is what interferes with the reception of a long page or large image.
The on-line copyright problem may be resolvable by a simple, sweeping permission method. This proposed system, which anyone may use, allows broad re-use of materials in exchange for automatic tracking of ownership. Payment goes to the original publisher and credit to the original author. A biweekly Web publication from Utne Reader. I don't want to talk to you.