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87. Outline (Rachel Cusk)
In preparation to read Transit (as part of my Giller short-list reading), I chose to read Outline, the the first book of what will be a trilogy. It is a unique book, that reads like a series of linked short stories … Continue reading
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Tagged Giller Prize, Outline, Rachel Cusk, Scotiabank Giller Prize
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Ross Pennie: Book Club/Book Launch
This review has been pending since June when Ross Pennie launched his latest book, Beneath the Wake, to an enthusiastic, standing room only crowd in Ancaster. It also includes further discussion from our book club in October when Ross joined us … Continue reading
Posted in Author event, Book Club, Book signing, Canadian, Mystery
Tagged Beneath the Wake, Book Club, Ross Pennie
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93. Transit (Rachel Cusk)
Transit was the 4th book from the Scotiabank Giller Prize short-list. It is the second book in a trilogy including Outline which I reviewed recently. I really wanted to enjoy this book but struggled to retain focus. Every time that … Continue reading
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Tagged Giller Prize, Rachel Cusk, Scotiabank Giller Prize, Transit
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90. Bellevue Square (Michael Redhill)
As readers of this blog know, I am very excited about the Scotiabank Giller Prize event. As part of my preparation for attending the Between the Pages Event (held in Toronto November 6th), I have been reading through the short-listed … Continue reading
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Tagged Bellevue Square, Giller Prize, Michael Redhill, Scotiabank Giller Prize
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Between the Pages Scotiabank Giller Prize Event
It was a fantastic evening with Rachel Cusk, Ed O’Loughlin, Michael Redhill, Eden Robinson and Michelle Winters at the Scotiabank Between the Pages Giller Prize event. Koerner Hall was packed with book lovers, anxious to hear about the novels and … Continue reading
Celebrate Canada with 150 Books!
What a better way to celebrate Canada’s sesquicentennial than reading some great CanLit suggested by a few authors, my family and friends from the Canadian Content Goodreads group? It was a difficult task to narrow down to one favourite book … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada 150, Canada Day 150, Canadian Books you should read
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Michael Kaan: Author Event
Different Drummer books in collaboration with East Plains Church, in Burlington, hosted a trio of authors on May 2nd including Michael Kaan, Jennifer Robson and Jamie Tennant. I have been tardy in posting this review but am looking forward to … Continue reading
Jennifer Robson: Author Event
It was inspiring to meet Jennifer Robson, in Burlington, on May 2nd. She spoke of her latest novel, Goodnight from London at an event promoted by A Different Drummer Books as a fundraiser for a local church. As a fan of … Continue reading
Posted in Book signing, Canadian, Historical Fiction
Tagged Goodnight from London, Jennifer Robson
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Heather O’Neill: Hotel Dallavalle Author Series
“No child is a tale of abuse, they still have all this magic inside them” Niagara-on-the-Lake was a beautiful setting to meet Heather O’Neill at the Hotel Dallavalle Author Series. Heather is the author of Lullabies for Little Criminals which was … Continue reading
Craig Davidson: One Book One Brant
Cataract City was highlighted at the 12th annual One Book One Brant last Sunday. This terrific event, hosted by the County of Brant Library, brought out eager readers from across Brantford and Brant County to listen to Craig Davidson talk … Continue reading
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Tagged Cataract City, Craig Davidson, One Book One Brant
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