Tucked Away by Phyllis Rudin
It seems like a dream gig when Daphne gets the job offer—live in Montreal’s Underground City for a full year and blog about the experience.
It seems like a dream gig when Daphne gets the job offer—live in Montreal’s Underground City for a full year and blog about the experience.
Mukbang is a grimy, shocking, and darkly funny dive into our relationships with food, self-image, and intimacy.
Frances Peck’s debut novel examines the unpredictable ways in which disaster can shake up lives and test personal resilience.
Eric Dupont seems to have his own distinct writing style. Like Songs for the Cold of …
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These three novellas (published by NeWest Press), that make up the Santa Rose Trilogy, are beautiful in every way; to look at, to hold, and to read.
The only mention of Jude in Nova Scotia’s official history relates to her death: a slave-owning family was brought to trial for her murder in 1801. They were acquitted despite overwhelming evidence that they were guilty. Sharon Robart-Johnson pays tribute to such archival glimpses of enslaved people by re-creating the fullness of sisters Jude and Diana’s survival, emphasizing their joys alongside their hardship.
For fans of historical fiction and/or Canadian history, Trappings is a book based on real people and events in mid-nineteenth-century British Columbia. What’s more, it offers a woman’s view of politics and life during this time.
A Forest for Calum takes place in the 1950s and 60s rural Cape Breton.
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