B.J. Novak’s One More Thing (2014)

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Could be that I am the only person who started to watch "The Office" because B.J. Novak wrote a collection of short fiction. Knopf - Random House, 2014 More likely, those who watched "The Office" for years will pick up a copy of the temp's first book because

B.J. Novak’s One More Thing (2014)2014-05-13T11:18:34-04:00

Mary Lawson’s Road Ends (2013)

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You might think Struan is an unlikely setting for a novel. A town you can walk through in under ten minutes (even on slippery wintry surfaces). Knopf Canada, 2013 "Walking from one end of Struan to the other takes less than ten minutes. If you kept walking south

Mary Lawson’s Road Ends (2013)2014-06-26T14:46:10-04:00

Denise Chong’s Lives of the Family (2013)

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Listening to an interview with Amy Tan, for the Guardian book club, I was struck by the fact that she lifted many of the stories from her mother's life for the pages of her work. Yet, while reading Lives of the Family, it is easy to imagine so many of

Denise Chong’s Lives of the Family (2013)2014-06-26T14:42:46-04:00

Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer’s All the Broken Things (2014)

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If she were to tell the story again, it would be a little different. You might wonder how, because Bo's story seems all-of-a-piece, powerful just as it is, at once archetypal and unique. Random House Canada, 2014 "No one knows. But one thing is true. Whenever someone retells

Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer’s All the Broken Things (2014)2014-06-26T14:37:01-04:00

The Journey Prize Stories: 25 Years

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Although the Journey Prize is now synonymous with the idea of quality short fiction in Canada, not everyone realizes that the prize was established out of James Michener's donation of his royalty earnings from his 1988 novel Journey. Michener's novel was set partly in northwestern Canada, but the stories in

The Journey Prize Stories: 25 Years2014-06-26T14:26:31-04:00
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