Booklists

Are You Hooked on Canadian Books too?

Buried In Print2014-03-09T17:09:11-04:00

T. F. Rigelhof's Hooked on Canadian Books: The Good, The Better, and the Best Canadian Novels Since 1984 Cormorant Books Inc, 2010 Although I would struggle to choose my favourite kind of bookish book, one like this would certainly be a contender; it is not only a favourite kind of

Are You Hooked on Canadian Books too?Buried In Print2014-03-09T17:09:11-04:00

Ever-evolving TBR list

Buried In Print2012-04-17T15:35:27-04:00

A couple of weekends ago, I was able to attend an event which included three novelists from Africa: Brian Chikwava (Zimbabwe), Carole Enahoro (Nigeria) and Ngūgī wa Thiong'o (Kenya). They focussed on the following works, respectively: Harare North, Doing Dangerously Well, and Dreams in a Time of War. And, so,

Ever-evolving TBR listBuried In Print2012-04-17T15:35:27-04:00

Yay: it’s the new Reading Year!

Buried In Print2014-02-27T14:19:08-05:00

I’ve been making Readolutions for as long as I can remember, but my handwritten reading lists have been lost. It wasn’t until 2003 that I started to make the lists on the computer rather than crouched on the floor next to the bookcases, scribbling furiously, certain that the year ahead

Yay: it’s the new Reading Year!Buried In Print2014-02-27T14:19:08-05:00