Stephen Harper Explains It All To You, by Warren Clements
I don’t know how many times I have to explain this to you people.

Photo: Marc Roumagnac
It was four months ago that this online literary salon first saw the light of day. In that time, there have been three banner photographs, all of which are displayed in this new post as a way of reminding you to check out the galleries and the photographers' own websites.
This morning I checked out who’s been visiting www.lindaleith.com, and here are the top 30 of 41
locations during the month of June.
Most of you -- 40.2% -- are in Canada, and what surprises me is that there are 27.12% US locations. Not sure why there are so many 19.63% identified only as “unresolved/unknown.”Can anyone explain that?
Am amazed to discover there
are people, or at least computers, in 40 countries checking out this salon, and can even correlate these visitors with what I posted on any given day. Peak time to read salon posts is lunchtime, between 12 and 2 p.m. And the number of visitors spiked on June 13th when I announced the publishing company.
Won't provide all the stats, but here the international list, in order:
40.20% Canada
27.12% United States
19.63% Unresolved/Unknown
1.82% China
1.61% Great Britain (UK)
1.35% Australia
0.73% Germany
0.72% France
0.68% Hong Kong
0.58% Japan
0.57% Singapore
0.56% Romania
0.41% Mexico
0.39% Italy
0.33% Ukraine
0.32% Poland
0.29% Belgium
0.26% Spain
0.25% India
0.22% Switzerland
0.20% Ireland
0.19% Philippines
0.18% Netherlands
0.17% Indonesia
0.16% Hungary
0.14% Brazil
0.14% El Salvador
0.14% United Arab Emirates
0.11% Russian Federation
0.10% Pakistan

Linda Leith
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I don’t know how many times I have to explain this to you people.
Kenneth Radu finds "a poignant and unexpectedly witty narrative about a woman trying to free herself from dark horror."
Phillip Ernest elaborates on his life in Toronto, the city to which he fled at the age of fifteen, on his first university studies there when he was thirty, and on the writing of the Sanskrit vampire story entited The Vetala that LLP publishes on March 10th.
On September 5th 2023, David Homel chatted with Nantali Indongo on CBC's The Bridge.