Blogs about: Andrew J Borkowski

Featured Blog

Andrew J. Borkowski wins Toronto Book Award for Copernicus Avenue

Mark Medley wrote 7 months ago: Andrew J. Borkowski’s linked collection of short stories, Copernicus Avenue, is the winner of the 20 … more →

Tags: Afterword, Toronto Book Awards, Copernicus Avenue

Short story award short list announced

Tracy Sherlock wrote 1 year ago: Vancouver Island’s Daniel Griffin is shortlisted for the Danuta Gleed Literary Award for best first … more →

Tags: Books, Daniel Griffin, Danuta Gleed Literary Award, Short Story, Copernicus Avenue, jessica westhead, And Also Sharks, Johanna Skibsrud, This Will be Difficult to Explain

Lost in the old world and the new: a review of Copernicus Avenue by Andrew J. Borkowski5 comments

Dee @ EditorialEyes wrote 1 year ago: By addressing moments in time through short stories, Borkowski is instead sharing pieces of these li … more →

Tags: Book Review, Short Stories, CanLit, 3.5 out of 5 blue pencils

The Event: TYPE Books and the Year of the Short Story4 comments

Dee @ EditorialEyes wrote 1 year ago: Carolyn Black (The Odious Child), Dennis E. Bolen (Anticipated Results), and Andrew J. Borkowski (Co … more →

Tags: literary event, Short Stories, Short Story, Carolyn Black, Dennis E. Bolen

Open Book: Copernicus Avenue, by Andrew J. Borkowski

Philip Marchand wrote 2 years ago: The shadow of the old Soviet Union looming over Eastern Europe looms over the Spring 2011 Canadian f … more →

Tags: Afterword, Book Reviews, open book, Short Stories, Toronto

On the town with Andrew J. Borkowski1 comment

Nathalie Atkinson wrote 2 years ago: Standing on the corner of Roncesvalles and Howard Park avenues on a recent Monday morning, Andrew J. … more →

Tags: Posted Toronto, Toronto, Arts & Culture, Culture, Roncesvalles

Hail Roncesvalles! Andrew J. Borkowski brings Little Poland to the page

Mark Medley wrote 2 years ago: Brett Gundlock/National Post Standing on the corner of Roncesvalles and Howard Park avenues on a rec … more →

Tags: Afterword, Profiles, Short Stories, Toronto


Related Tags
All →

Follow this tag via RSS