Dwight Williams divides his time between writing, illustration (particularly in the comic book form), and office work. His lifelong interest in issues and technologies of civic infrastructure was the inspiration for his co-authorship of the Daily Planet Guide to Gotham City in 2000 for the DC Universe Role-Playing Game line, and is the basis for his continuing interest in both real-world current affairs and the imaginative realms of science fiction.

His home page can be found here, and he maintains a personal weblog as well.

Street Names: The American Strain

Previously, the intersection of Mulder and Scully in OrlĂ©ans opened up the discussion of streets in Ottawa named for fictional... Read More

Across the Ottawa Spaces – 1 April 2013

Some highlights from across the Ottawa blogosphere: At West Side Action, Eric Darwin offers some suggestions about the art of the... Read More

A Brief Update: Ogilvy’s Building Collapses

Three years ago in this weblog, Chris Worden profiled the state of one of Ottawa’s long-neglected architectural gems, the... Read More

Across the Ottawa Spaces: March 23, 2013

From the local blogs, here’s some recent items of possible interest… Images of Centretown posts about what was hoped to be... Read More

Image of the Moment – Rescue Dog

This was new to me when I spotted it next to the Boer War Monument in Confederation Park recently. I’d wondered aloud if anyone... Read More

Across the Ottawa Spaces – 13 March 2013

Some recent items of interest: Sarah Gelbard of YOWLab details for the Centretown BUZZ five issues that anyone in a condominium... Read More

Image of the Moment – Ottawa-Gatineau by Night

Taken by one Japhet Alvarez on January 14, 2013… Read More

Across the Ottawa Spaces – 23 December 2012

Eric Darwin presents a series of essays on the Confederation Line LRT as currently planned out, comparing what’s currently... Read More