With Earth Day on the horizon, Noel Boivin and Christopher Lombardo extol the virtues of the e-book and, well, porn.

After wrapping their MTV series, the four Canadian boys behind The Buried Life put their story on the page. 

Comedy writer Larry Doyle has covered his bases — writing for the prestigious New Yorker and the perhaps less presgitous series, Beavis and Butthead.

It seems fitting on the day that Adobe Systems has killed Flash for mobile devices that we first opened up our review copy of I, Steve: Steve Jobs In His Own Words.

TORO contributor Thom Ernst talks to Roger Ebert about films of the past, criticism of the present and critics of the future.

Pop-culture essayist Chuck Klosterman's second novel The Visible Man examines the nature of identity and perception, with some clever twists.

Erin Hershberg talks to New York-based writer, Wayne Koestenbaum, on how it feels to be an expert in humiliation.

Rose C’est Paris is an impressive collection of lush photographs by French artist Bettina Rheims and artist/writer Serge Bramly.

TORO spoke with graphic novelist Chester Brown about his new book, Paying for It. And, yes, the title is self-explanatory.

William Morassutti suggests three spring must reads from great tales from the ring, answers to the mystery of the universe the evolution of information.