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You and Me, Belonging by Aaron Kreuter

January 12, 2019January 12, 2019Leave a comment

Toronto's Tightrope Books continue to publish good short story collections by a very gifted group of authors. Most recently, it was Tread and Other Stories by Barry Dempster and The Colours of Birds by Rebecca Higgins. (Their reviews are here.) They were definite examples of sound literary short stories, and you may add Mr.… Continue reading

Aspects of Nature by Rhoda Rabinowitz Green

August 29, 2016August 18, 2017

Rhoda Rabinowitz Green is the author of two novels, Slowly I Turn and Moon Over Mandalay. Her short fiction has been published in magazines and journals across North America, including The Fiddlehead. Her work has been nominated for a Pushcart prize and was a finalist in the Canadian Writers Union Short Prose Competition.… Continue reading

The Dead Man by Nora Gold

May 15, 2016September 23, 2018

One could be forgiven if they thought the title of this book belongs in the murder-mystery genre. While there is no actual murder, there has been a psychological one of sorts, and, like a good mystery, the reader is compelled to read right up to the last page to see how Eve, the female protagonist of The Dead … Continue reading The Dead Man by Nora Gold… Continue reading

Only by Blood by Renate Krakauer

February 28, 2016October 3, 2017Leave a comment

World War II. Christians. Jews. Nazis. Poles. Families destroyed, separated, torn apart. These are the background themes to Renate Krakauer's debut novel Only by Blood (Inanna Publications, 2015). The story ferries back and forth between the past and present as different cultures, faiths and families intersect.… Continue reading

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