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Category Archives: Short Stories
69. Uncommon Type (Tom Hanks)
Thank you to Alfred A. Knopf/Random House for sending an Advance Reader Copy of Uncommon Type which was won through a Goodreads Giveaway. Tom Hanks has departed from acting in this creative endeavour, writing a collection of short stories which … Continue reading →
58. The Love of a Good Woman (Alice Munro)
Everyone so often, I take the time to read some short stories. For 8 days this summer, I started my day with one story from Alice Munro’s The Love of a Good Woman. Munro writes about ordinary women, doing ordinary … Continue reading →
34. Home From the Vinyl Cafe: A Year of Stories (Stuart McLean)
Last year, our book club experienced challenges as we tried to find a “happy” book to share. If only we had thought of reading a book from the Vinyl Cafe collection of short stories, we would have had a fun discussion! … Continue reading →
56. Runaway (Alice Munro)
Alice Munro, winner of the Novel Prize in Literature, turned 85 years old yesterday and in honour of her birthday, I have been enjoying her short stories included in the book Runaway. Munro has published 139 short stories and became … Continue reading →
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99. Vinyl Cafe Turns the Page (Stuart McLean)
Our book club held a Christmas book exchange in early December. Each member wrapped one of their favourite books for exchange. We had a great time unwrapping the books and I was lucky to receive Vinyl Cafe Turns the Page … Continue reading →