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“By author, by color, by genre, or by Want to Read versus Read. How are your bookshelves currently organized?” – @Goodreads on Twitter I, of course, have spent considerable time organizing and thinking about how to organize my books, just … Continue reading
Posted in Reading? Ugh!
Tagged a bit sarcastic, Bill Bryson, book obsession, books, goodreads, humor, James Patterson, organizing books, reading
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Put These Books on Your Summer Reading List, Idiot!
The Girl Who Was, Like, Whatever By Kelly O’Nelly This literary tour de force from the acclaimed young author of Rockabye Rat Trap tells the story of Kenmore Levinson, a girl so neglected that her mother named her after a … Continue reading
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Tagged books, humor, parody, reading, summer reading, summer reading guide
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My appropriation apology
In 2016, I published a novel entitled A Hole in the Ground. In this novel, I referred to a First Nations people, the Muskawatipaq, as well as their ancestral territory, Petawodimocto. These references were entirely fictional, created for the purposes … Continue reading
Fave books of 2016
Most of the books I read this year weren’t from this year. Here, though, are four novels published in 2016 that I quite enjoyed. Nutshell by Ian McEwan Could McEwan possibly have had more fun? I doubt it. It’s as though … Continue reading
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Tagged best of 2017, books, Bruce Springsteen, Dave Eggers, Ian McEwan, Paul Beatty, Virginia reeves
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Why book lovers are the best
For the last several months I’ve been enjoying house concerts in Stanstead. I get to go into someone’s living room and listen to performers as they stand in front of me playing intricate arrangements on instruments that I could never … Continue reading
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Tagged Anne Fortier, books, humor, Knowlton Literary Festival, literary festivals, reading, writing
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