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Baffled once more

ajsomerset wrote 1 week ago: A certain fuss has erupted concerning historical fiction, dominance thereof in the Canlit landscape, … more →

Tags: writing

(Indo-)Canadian book news2 comments

Niranjana wrote 1 week ago: A Place Within, M.G. Vassanji’s story of his exploration of his Indian roots, has won Canada … more →

Tags: Awards, Canada, Desipundit, India, A Place Within, Diaspora, Governor General's Award, Indian Diaspora, Vassanji

The Audacity of Authorship

Stephen Rowe wrote 2 weeks ago: So it’s November 15, the halfway point through NaNoWriMo. For those of you unaware of what thi … more →

Tags: Writing in General, writing, Stephen Rowe, NaNoWriMo, Novel, Chris Baty, Steven Beattie, Professional, Amateur

Great Moments in Writing: Mordy Takes on Quebec Politics

Sean Minogue wrote 3 weeks ago: Many things can be said about one of my favourite authors of all-time, Mordecai Richler. He wasn … more →

Tags: Great Moments in Writing, CBC, Mordecai Richler, Politics, Québec, Writers

CanLit Canon and the Giller Prize

Stephen Rowe wrote 3 weeks ago: There’s an interesting article at The Afterword by Philip Marchand where he talks about the st … more →

Tags: LitNews, philip marchand, candian literature, English Courses, canon, sheila watson

Hype, hoopla, Hollywood!

ajsomerset wrote 3 weeks ago: The Globe & Mail reports that (pause for breathless gasp; am unable to contain excitement) … more →

Tags: Giller Prize

ActionYes: CanLit1 comment

cris costa wrote 3 weeks ago: The new issue, Canadian Special, of ActionYes is up online, curated by François Luong. The issue fea … more →

Tags: Poetry, Websites, ActionYes, canadian poetry

A very literary market?

ajsomerset wrote 4 weeks ago: From the Globe & Mail, Penguin International CEO says of Canada: The Canadian reader is very adv … more →

Tags: Publishing

Can'tLit: Fearless Fiction from Broken Pencil Magazine: A review6 comments

youngromantic wrote 1 month ago: A review for the ECW Press Shelf Monkey program: In the foreward to this collection of startlingly o … more →

Tags: Bookworm, Modern Life, Media Mayhem, Literature, Canadian Literature, Can'tLit, Broken Pencil Magazine, Book Review, Short Story

The Giller List

wordfest07 wrote 1 month ago: All is again rosy with CanLit. At the announcement of the Giller shortlist in Toronto yesterday—a do … more →

Tags: Wordfest 2009, Wordfest, lisa moore, Scotiabank Giller Award, Canadian fiction, victoria glendinning, Russell Banks

Fuck the (CanLit) Farm Novel?14 comments

Nav wrote 2 months ago: I know there are some Canadian Literature nerds who occasionally read this blog, so… Is CanLit … more →

Tags: Literature, pop culture, farm novel, Rural, this magazine

Toronto Book Awards

Carla Maria Lucchetta wrote 2 months ago: Congratulations to the nominated authors for the 2009 Toronto Book Awards. The winner will be announ … more →

Tags: Book News, book prizes, Clarke, de sá, Helwig, Osbaldeston, wilkins

Fall Books 2009

Carla Maria Lucchetta wrote 2 months ago: Every fall for the new big book season I do a roundup of selections for The Ottawa Citizen – u … more →

Tags: Book News, New Releases, Reviews, Alice Munro, doug coupland, Fall Books 2009

Poetics of Dissent: The Fourth Canvas by Rana Bose7 comments

Niranjana wrote 3 months ago: While reading a thriller, I anticipate — and usually get — a twisty, testosterone-ridden … more →

Tags: Canada, India, Reviews, Desipundit, Books, Art, Fiction, Book Reviews, Rana Bose

Exes, winter, a writers festival and Michael Ondaatje

combatdavey wrote 3 months ago: LAST THING I REMEMBER WAS STANDING OUTSIDE, talking to Michael Ondaatje. It was Toronto, it was wint … more →

Tags: Night Dreams, Home, Alarm to wake up, bed, ex-girlfriend, JL, JP, Michael Ondaatje, Toronto

The Literary Type

livinglime wrote 4 months ago: Hello all, The New Quarterly has just launched a blog called “The Literary Type” where I … more →

Tags: Arts, Literary, Literature, the new quarterly, writing

Amazing Stories, Well Not Really

ponpilate wrote 4 months ago: Blogging is an interesting medium.  I have been extremely distracted the last few days, preparing my … more →

Tags: The Alder Fork Blog, Literature, Agriculture, Food Security

Then Again by Elyse Friedman

Niranjana wrote 5 months ago: Seldom, I believe, has a writer been as poorly served by her book covers as Elyse Friedman. Waking B … more →

Tags: Canada, writing, Reading, Reviews, Reviews (other), Desipundit, Challenges, books, Elyse Friedman

Book 8: Divisadero: A book divided - literally1 comment

transcendingchaos wrote 5 months ago: I’m now well into One Hundred Years of Solitude, which I will have finished by Friday in time … more →

Tags: Divisadero


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