Stephen Kimber

I’m currently at the awkward, trying to figure out what project to tackle next stage.

While I continue to write my weekly column for Metro, contribute articles and columns to Atlantic Business Magazine and produce occasional pieces for The Coast, I’m still looking for a next “big project.”

I’m considering returning to the novel — a love story set partly in Cuba and partly in Nova Scotia — I put aside when I got waylaid by the truth-is-stranger-than-fiction tale of the Cuban Five. But I’m also investigating a number of nonfiction ideas, including a book on Omar Khadr, the still imprisoned Canadian child soldier; or one on families divided by the Cuban revolution.