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Rebecca Wood Barrett reviews the Joseph Boyden/Shelagh Rogers event, and makes the case that the pillars of the Olympic movement are the things that anchor our humanness
No Boundaries by Rebecca Wood Barrett On an icy night in February, a hush falls over a Whistler theatre stuffed beyond capacity. Extra chairs have been squeezed onto the end of rows, and the opening p… more →
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I read (part of): "The Cellist of Sarajevo" by Steven Galloway
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reidmccarter wrote 2 weeks ago: When writing a war novel most authors must struggle with how to narrow down an incredibly complex ev … more →
The Cellist of Saravejo by Steven Galloway
biblioholics wrote 2 weeks ago: I just finished The Cellist of Sarajevo this morning, and I must say it is one of the best books I h … more →
Not all eyes are on the Prizes
macleans.ca wrote 1 month ago: Gil Adamson’s The Outlander, Joseph Boyden’s Three Day Road, Steven Galloway’s The Cellist of Saraje … more →
"Literature"
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Lucas J.W. Johnson wrote 2 months ago: Last week, Canadian author and UBC Creative Writing professor Steven Galloway wrote a letter to the … more →
The Cellist of Sarajevo by Steven Galloway
gwenamon wrote 3 months ago: Wow. A harrowing book that I flew through because the writing was so poignant, so crisp. I love how … more →
Almost Black and White, Almost Colour
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Robert G. Longpré wrote 3 months ago: Yes, a second post today. I felt that I had to explain why the change in type of photo being put on … more →
The Cellist of Srajevo (Book Review)
Annette Julia Dunlea wrote 4 months ago: The Cellist of Sarajevo by Steven Galloway (Book Review) The Cellist of Sarajevo is a fictional acco … more →
The Cellist of Sarajevo, by Steven Galloway
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Lisa Hill wrote 5 months ago: Many years ago I read The Impossible Country, by Brian Hall - a journalist’s attempt to make … more →
Notes from a Siege, in G Minor
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Cameron O'Steen wrote 6 months ago: The Cellist of Sarajevo by Steven Galloway rating: 4 of 5 stars This book should be depressing. I s … more →
The Cellist of Sarajevo - Review
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thatsthebook wrote 7 months ago: The Cellist of Sarajevo by: Steven Galloway Genre: Historical Fiction This is one of the few books I … more →
52 Libraries: your choice of music?
billpurdue wrote 7 months ago: First, a question… When you visit a public library, what sort of atmosphere do you expect to f … more →
DAY 3: Michael Ignatieff and Literary Cabaret
jessicaruano wrote 7 months ago: The Writers Festival was kind enough to invite me to a reception last night that was held in the hon … more →
The Cellist of Sarajevo - Steven Galloway
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savidgereads wrote 8 months ago: Sorry for the fact that I didn’t blog yesterday but I had a weekend of being quite under the weather … more →
Canadian author
Kathy Hillacre wrote 8 months ago: Here’s a book that I recommend, if you haven’t already discovered it. The Cellist of Sa … more →
Rebecca Wood Barrett reviews the Joseph Boyden/Shelagh Rogers event, and makes the case that the pillars of the Olympic movement are the things that anchor our humanness
elvicious wrote 8 months ago: No Boundaries by Rebecca Wood Barrett On an icy night in February, a hush falls over a Whistler thea … more →
Nic ~ The Cellist of Sarajevo
Nic wrote 8 months ago: The Cellist of Sarajevo by Steven Galloway This book is the fictional account of 3 peoples lives tha … more →
book review: the cellist of sarajevo
jjackunrau wrote 9 months ago: Steven Galloway wrote The Cellist of Sarajevo without ever having been there. That was what I knew a … more →
Amanda Boyden keeps singing for New Orleans
elvicious wrote 9 months ago: Amanda Boyden said her novel Babylon Rolling was a love song to her city, written in the wake of Hur … more →
Highlights from Between the Sheets of February, with Shelagh Rogers
elvicious wrote 9 months ago: Wednesday evening saw the Squamish Lilwat Cultural Centre showcase the poetry of its architecture, a … more →
