Thanks to the Miramichi Reader and Bryn Robinson for the review of Moving to Delilah! In a review titled, “Finding New Rooms to Grow,” Robinson […]
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It’s nice to stumble upon a review published some time ago under our radar! Thanks to Marcie McCauley and the temz Review for the review
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Louise Ells, writing for Canadian Writers Abroad, reviewed Catherine Cooper’s Lásko, saying, “the novel is very much a character-driven work written with such verisimilitude that
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Thanks to Laurie Burns at The Miramichi Reader for her generous review of End Times by Michelle Syba. From the review: “Her characters and observations
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Thanks to Janice Weizman for her astute review of Dawn Promislow’s Wan on “Reading Jewish Fiction.” Weizman explicates the contributions of Jacqueline’s powerful, repetitious voice
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“Absurd, animated, and abundant in mischief,” now that’s a great way to start off a review. We can safely say Jessie Yang looks favourably upon
The Abduction of Seven Forgers in the Literary Review of Canada Read More
Twenty-twenty-four has started strong with a review of Many Mothers, Seven Skies in Alberta Views (January/February). Thanks to Jenna Butler for succinctly representing the collection
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Gord Grisenthwaite’s inimitable Tales for Late Night Bonfires received a starred review in Quill and Quire, with special thanks to Shazia Hafiz Ramji for the
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It’s not every day a Freehand title receives a starred review. And from Quill & Quire to boot! We couldn’t be happier with Andrew Woodrow-Butcher’s
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Ariane Fournier reviews End Times for Montreal Review of Books, stating, “The characters are fully fleshed, the settings come alive with vivid descriptions, and the
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Zoe McKenna reviewed Paul Cresey’s Exit Strategies in the BC Review with such thoughtfulness and thoroughness! It’s rare to have a reviewer engage with the
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Huge thanks to Waheed Rabbani at the Historical Novel Society for the review of Barbara Joan Scott’s The Taste of Hunger. This is the novel’s
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