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The Pink House and Other Stories by Licia Canton

August 19, 2019June 3, 2018 by James M. Fisher

I enjoy reading short story collections, particularly when there are connections between the stories, for instance, …

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Categories Fiction, Short Fiction, Short Stories Tags italians, montreal, short stories

Once Upon A Time in West Toronto by Terri Favro

July 11, 2018September 29, 2017 by James M. Fisher

In 2012 Terri Favro’s novella The Proxy Bride (Quattro Books) won the Ken Klonsky Quattro Novella Award. Fellow Inanna …

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Categories All Very Best! Winners and Nominees, Fiction, TheVeryBest Awards Tags fiction, italians, Love Canal, Niagra, toronto

Between Rothko and 3 Windows by Corrado Paina

July 11, 2017 by James M. Fisher

[dropcap]Corrado[/dropcap] Paina has published five collections of poetry with Mansfield Press (Toronto) including Hoarse Legend (2000) and cinematic …

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Categories Crime, Fiction, Novella, Short Fiction, TheVeryBest Awards, Thriller Tags italians, Italy, murder, Thriller, toronto

Two Recent Titles from Inanna Publications – July 2016

June 3, 2018July 1, 2016 by James M. Fisher

[dropcap]Inanna [/dropcap]Publications of Toronto produces consistently excellent titles– fiction, poetry and non-fiction written with “perspectives …

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Categories Feminist, Fiction, Mini-review Tags abortion, feminism, italians, toronto

Alison Manley

Alison Manley bounced around the Maritimes before landing in Miramichi, NB, where she works as a hospital librarian. She has an honours BA in political science and English from St. Francis Xavier University, and a Master of Library and Information Studies from Dalhousie University. When she's not reading biomedical research for her work, she likes reading poetry, contemporary and historical fiction, and personal essays. Noted for a love of bright colours (and lipstick), you can find her wandering the banks of the Miramichi River with a book and a paintbrush.

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