I have an essay coming out in a Harvard book on Canada called “Canada: The Borderline Case.” It's in a book called The Canadian Imagination. And the theme has to do with the strange effects of being on so many borderlines in Canada. We have so many cultural borderlines in every direction that it is very confusing to the idea of private identity or even group identity. But it is very enriching too, because people on frontiers have a very rich life of interplay with other people, other cultures.