Thanks to regular reader François for showing us the logo of this year’s Buy Nothing Day. People escaping a barcode!
Robert Wringham is the editor of New Escapologist. He also writes books and articles. Read more at www.wringham.co.uk/about.
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Hi Robert,
I read your essay in the recent edition of The Idler. I am accumulating my “escape fund” and plan to head to Montreal. I currently live in overpriced Boston. Man, there are studios in Montreal for $400!! Thanks for your advice and your publication. Bohemia awaits!
I wonder if I’ll encounter trouble at the Canadian border about temporary stays or permanent stays? I gotta do some research. I’m a U.S. citizen. Do you have any tips for the move?
Thanks a bunch,
Sean
Glad you enjoyed the article! I have emailed you a bit of advice.