The Gosh-Golly-Gee-Jeepers Line

2014-03-09T11:44:15-04:00

This Saturday is all-historical, as was last week's, with one proper Shelf Discovery choice and one of my "particularly Canlit Shelf Discovery" choices. Next Saturday will feature three of my favourite fantasy reads. Joan Aiken's The Wolves of Willoughby Chase (1963) It may have been cheating a little to re-read

The Gosh-Golly-Gee-Jeepers Line2014-03-09T11:44:15-04:00

A Moody Reader?

2014-02-27T16:50:25-05:00

Ray Robertson's Moody Food (2002) A hundred pages into Moody Food, I was still wondering if this was really The Book for Me. And, admittedly, that's the feeling I had right at the start: a football scene is not a cozy welcome for this reader. But there was also a

A Moody Reader?2014-02-27T16:50:25-05:00

Dorothy Livesay’s Journey with My Selves 1909-1963 (1991) Part II of II

2025-11-10T12:49:53-05:00

One of the things that I love most of all about reading memoirs, journals and letters (of literary figures, especially, because they tend to read so much, but of anybody really) is taking note of what the writer is reading. This was particularly interesting in reading Journey with My Selves

Dorothy Livesay’s Journey with My Selves 1909-1963 (1991) Part II of II2025-11-10T12:49:53-05:00
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