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2012’s First Amazing Read: Edem Awumey’s Dirty Feet

Buried In Print2020-05-21T16:11:02-04:00

House of Anansi, 2011 Edem Awumey’s Dirty Feet is a slim volume, but its contents are hefty indeed. Askia’s story reminds the reader that one is wise not to judge insides by outsides, that the dimensions of an individual’s inner life expand even beyond personal experiences, that one

2012’s First Amazing Read: Edem Awumey’s Dirty FeetBuried In Print2020-05-21T16:11:02-04:00

Jane Urquhart’s Sanctuary Line (2010)

Buried In Print2014-03-13T21:09:51-04:00

Jane Urquhart's Sanctuary Line McClelland & Stewart, 2010 Liz Crane is an entomologist; she studies insects. Specifically butterflies – monarchs. But, more generally, she takes time to examine what others frequently overlook. As a narrator, therefore, her perspective will not be to every reader’s taste. She has also suffered a

Jane Urquhart’s Sanctuary Line (2010)Buried In Print2014-03-13T21:09:51-04:00

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