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September.19.2013. Rosemary Nixon talks to Metro Metro talked to Rosemary Nixon just before her first book launch for her newest book, Are You Ready to Be Lucky? Check it out

September.18.2013. Rosemary Nixon on Morning News Saskatoon Rosemary Nixon dropped by the Global TV studios in Saskatoon this morning to chat about her new book,

September.16.2013. The Globe and Mail reviews Are You Ready to Be Lucky? ““God abhors divorce.” So says a minister in Rosemary Nixon’s comedy of middle-aged divorcees ready to find

September.12.2013 Buried in Print reviews The Dilettantes Another fantastic response to Michael Hingston’s The Dilettantes can be found from Buried in Print here.

September.13.2013. Edmonton Journal reviews The Dilettantes “[T]he satire alternately nips, bites and rips your head off.” Read the Edmonton Journal‘s take on The Dilettantes here.

September.12.2013. Reading in Bed reviews The Dilettantes Reading in Bed recounts the reasons she thought she wouldn’t like The Dilettantes (“It’s about Millennials! Millennial are whiny and self-absorbed!

September.11.2013. The Gateway reviews The Dilettantes “The most truthful moments of all centre around Alex’s uncertainty about his impending graduation, when he’ll no longer be able to

September.10.2013. Rosemary Nixon in the Star-Phoenix Rosemary Nixon talks to the Star-Phoenix about the drastic change in tone between her last novel Kalila (about parents of a very sick

September.10.2013. Michael Hingston interview in Ballast Mag The Dilettantes is officially available today. To celebrate, here’s an honest look at how Michael Hingston wrote his debut novel, 117

September.09.2013. Ali Bryan on Literary Mama Ali Bryan writes about her writing workspace—which may not be as picturesque or scenic as some, but it’s still

September.05.2013. Review: Another Book Blog reviews The Dilettantes Another Book Blog has high praise for The Dilettantes: “I’m not a person who earmarks pages. When I do, it’s maybe two

September.04.2013. Review: The Dilettantes reviewed in The Winnipeg Review The Winnipeg Review has plenty of smart, insightful things to say about communication and meaning and The Dilettantes by Michael Hingston. “[L]ike