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Write Reads #67 Unless by Carol Shields
Welcome to Tania’s birthday party! Woo hoooo! This podcast was recorded on the actual anniversary of Tania’s arrival on this plane of existence. It gets pretty wild. Have a listen and enjoy. Other books discussed in this podcast: Far From … Continue reading
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Tagged book club, Canadian literature, CanLit, Carol Shields, feminism, humour, podcast, Unless
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Write Reads #66 Top Ten Canadian Books of the 2010s
We’re back! We know that you’re expecting a discussion of This Is How You Lose the Time War but you’re going to be sad. We read the book but we decided not to discuss it. We hope you will survive … Continue reading
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Tagged Best of 2019, book club, Canadian literature, CanLit, favorites, podcast, Top Ten Canadian Books of the 2010s
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Write Reads #65 Twin Studies by Keith Maillard
It’s Write Reading In Bed Month! We’re joined by one of our favourite guest hosts, Laura Frey (Reading-In-Bed), for her bi-annual visit. We had lots of good stuff to say about this critically acclaimed novel. Listen! Today also marks the … Continue reading
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Tagged book club, Canadian literature, CanLit, Keith Maillard, podcast, Twin Studies, twins
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Write Reads #62 Boy Wonders by Cathal Kelly
We are so delighted to have Naomi from Consumed by Ink joining us to discuss the 2019 Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour, Boy Wonders by Cathal Kelly. We delve into lots of stuff in this one. We look forward to … Continue reading
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Tagged book club, Boy Wonders, Canadian literature, Cathal Kelly, Consumed By Ink, humour, memoir, podcast, Stephen Leacock Award 2019
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Write Reads #58 French Exit
As we enter the final countdown to the Giller Awards, here is our discussion about one of the nominees. We hope you enjoy it in spite of some very minor technical problems in the podcast. We have a good laugh, … Continue reading
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Tagged CanLit, CanLit Dumpster Fire, Elif Batuman, favourites, French Exit, Giller Awards 2018, Globe and Mail, humour, Mythago Wood, New York, Paris, Patrick deWitt, Robert Holdstock, Tea Obreht, The Idiot, The Tiger's Wife, Two Old Women, Velma Wallis
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Write Reads #57 The Substitute
Hey there, friends. Look at us! Right on time with our 57th podcast. This is a good one too. We have finally sorted out our technical issues so you won’t be tortured by bad sounding podcasts anymore. It’s also an … Continue reading
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Tagged book club, Can-Lit, Canadian literature, Elif Batuman, In the Cage, Kevin Hardcastle, Kim's Convenience, Longmire, Mythago Wood, Nicole Lundrigan, podcast, Robert Holdstock, The Idiot, The Substitute, The Widow Tree
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Write Reads #56 Recap and Reconnect
Hey! Look at us still hobbling along. We’ve been delayed again but here is the “Year In Review” that we promised a while ago. We’re also pleased to have some info for you about our ambitions for the coming year. … Continue reading
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Tagged book club, Can-Lit, Canadian literature, favourites, French Exit, Nicole Lundrigan, Patrick deWitt, podcast, The Substitute, Year In Review
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Write Reads #54 Every Blade of Grass by Thomas Wharton
This is the final Write Reads to be recorded on 84th Avenue in Edmonton, and it is the last podcast (for a while, at least) in which Tania and Kirt will be recording in the same room, city, or province. … Continue reading
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Tagged Amy Jones, Bookshops, Canada, Canadian literature, CanLit, Demon Gate, eden robinson, environment, Epistolary Novel, Every Blade of Grass, Giller Prize 2017, Jorge Carrion, Laura Frey, Lisa J. Lawrence, Marty Chan, Rodent, Son of a Trickster, Thomas Wharton, We Are All In This Together
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