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Write Reads #32 Trillium by Jeff Lemire

Posted on October 7, 2015 by writereads

We both really enjoyed our graphic novel pick. Wouldn’t you like to find out why? Have a listen and all will be revealed. Maybe you disagree with us? Maybe you agree with us? You could always let us know. (WARNING: … Continue reading →

Posted in Book Club, Book Picks, Kirt, Opinions, Podcast, Tania | Tagged alternate timelines, andy weir, big magic, Black Feathers, Brandon Sanderson, canadian author, Daniel Radcliffe, David Usher, Elizabeth Gilbert, graphic novel, Jeff Lemire, John Hamm, Let the Elephants Run, love stories, Matt Damon, Robert J. Wiersema, sci-fi, Star Trek, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, steam punk, steelheart, Steven Pressfield, the martian, the rithmatist, The Sisters Brothers by Patrick deWitt, The War of Art, time travel, Trillium, Undermajordomo Minor, Wes Anderson | Leave a comment

Purely Canadian Speculation or The November Book Pick

Posted on October 30, 2013 by writereads

I just started reading Flagged Victor, and it’s already time to start asking all of you about our November book pick! November is our Speculative Fiction month. We chose this genre in honour of the Pure Spec convention that happens here … Continue reading →

Posted in Book Picks, Tania | Tagged Lifetime Achievement Aurora Award, Pure Speculation, Robert J. Sawyer, sci-fi, speculative fiction | 4 Comments

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Write Reads #32 Trillium by Jeff Lemire

Purely Canadian Speculation or The November Book Pick

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