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Clementine Oberst

Clementine Oberst is a Ph.D. candidate specializing in television studies. Born and raised in Toronto, she has lived in Montreal and Glasgow and now calls Hamilton home. When she isn't writing her dissertation, Clementine can be found knitting, trying to cultivate a green thumb, and playing with her cats. She loves nothing more than losing herself in a good book. You can connect with her on Instagram @clementinereads.

Eight Strings by Margaret DeRosia

March 13, 2023 by Clementine Oberst

An enthralling coming-of-age debut novel about a young woman in late 19th-century Venice who becomes a man to join the male-dominated world of the theater as a puppeteer.

Categories Fiction, Historical Fiction, Romance Tags historical fiction, Historical Romance, queer, Queer Lit

A House Without Spirits by David Homel

December 25, 2022October 28, 2022 by Clementine Oberst

In this ninth novel, David Homel delivers some of his most memorable characters to date – reclusive artists, disaffected life partners, wandering ghosts, cult-affiliated nuns – in a contemporary Montreal noir that reveals how much we learn about ourselves when we begin to ask questions of others.

Categories Fiction Tags aging, art, family, montreal, Photography, relationships

Léa by Ariela Freedman

September 11, 2022September 11, 2022 by Clementine Oberst

Based on the life of famed activist Léa Roback, this novel brings to life a heroine emboldened by political struggles that resonate to this day.

Categories Creative Fiction, Fiction, Linda Leith Publishing Tags feminism, montreal

Clementine Oberst

Clementine Oberst is a Ph.D. candidate specializing in television studies. Born and raised in Toronto, she has lived in Montreal and Glasgow and now calls Hamilton home. When she isn't writing her dissertation, Clementine can be found knitting, trying to cultivate a green thumb, and playing with her cats. She loves nothing more than losing herself in a good book. You can connect with her on Instagram @clementinereads.

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