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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
Posted in Book Club, Book Picks, CanLitNews, Kirt, Opinions, Podcast, Tania, Uncategorized
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 #26 And the Birds Rained Down by Jocelyne Saucier
The 26th Write Reads podcast is ready for your listening pleasure. We would love to hear what you all thought about this great little novel. The people have spoken and our pick for non-fiction month is How Poetry Saved My … Continue reading
Posted in Book Club, Kirt, Podcast, Tania
Tagged Canon Fodder, China Mieville, Consumed By Ink, Golden Son, Green Grass Running Water, Henry David Thoreau, Jacques Poulin, Jeff Lemire, Joan Baxter, Mister Blue, More Than This, Nick Spencer, Nicole Lundrigan, Patrick Ness, Perdido Street Station, Pierce Brown, Reading in Bed, Red Rising, Robert Kirkman, Shawn Martinbrough, The Hermit of Gully Lake, The Widow Tree, Thief of Thieves, Thomas King, Volkswagen Blues, Walden
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Write Reads #23 Half World by Hiromi Goto
Tania and Kirt wrap up the year with some taking stock, looking back, and fondly remembering. We also end 2015 with a fantastic, and fantastical, novel. Half World generated a lot of topics for us to cover. We talk about … Continue reading
Posted in Book Club, Book Picks, Kirt, Opinions, Podcast, Tania, Uncategorized
Tagged Blind Spot, Butcher's Crossing, Canadian Fantasy Fiction, Canadian speculative fiction, Chorus of Mushrooms, Emma Donoghue, Frog Music, Giller winner, Half World, Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World, Haruki Murakami, Hiromi Goto, Jacqueline Baker, Japanese fantasy, Japanese mythology, Jim Zub, John Williams, Laurence Miall, Martha Baillie, Nicole Lundrigan, Sean Dixon, Sean Michaels, Steve Cummings, The Broken Hours, The Girls Who Saw Everything, The Shape I Gave You, The Widow Tree, Us Conductors, Wayward, Young Adult
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Kirt’s June Pick
June is the month of my birth, so I get to choose which book we read for our July 7th podcast. One problem: Too many books! How does a Kirt choose just one of them?! Well, this Kirt has narrowed … Continue reading
Posted in Book Club, Book Picks, Kirt, Opinions, Uncategorized
Tagged Alan Bradley, Alen Mattich, BC interior, Emma Donoghue, Frog Music, Harry Houdini, Kerry On Can Lit, Killing Pilgrim, Leacock Award Winner, Marko della Torre, Medicine Walk, Ojibway, Reading in Bed, Richard Wagamese, Steven Galloway, Terry Fallis, The Best Laid Plans, The Cellist of Sarajevo, The Confabulist, The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie, The Widow Tree, Yugoslavia, Zagreb Cowboy
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The Libris Awards Longlist
The longlist for the 2014 Libris Awards has been released, and it’s looking pretty good. In several of our podcasts and on our blog, Write Reads has discussed four of the authors nominated for best novel (Lynn Coady, Joseph Boyden, Anthony … Continue reading
Write Reads #14 The Widow Tree by Nicole Lundrigan
If you want to hear Tania and Kirt gushing over a book, this is the episode for you. We don’t devolve into actual fawning, but it’s close. Also, we announce that next month, for our non-fiction pick, there will be … Continue reading
Posted in Kirt, Podcast, Tania
Tagged Blood: The Stuff of Life, Every Day is Like Sunday, Glass Boys, Jim Harrison, Lawrence Hill, Matt Fraction, misery porn, Nicole Lundrigan, Olympos, Patrick Rothfuss, Paul Vlitos, Red Rising, Sex Criminals, the art of building suspense, The Juggler's Children, The River Swimmer, The Widow Tree, Tito, Ursula K. Le Guin, Welcome to the Working Week, Wizard of Earthsea, Yugoslavia
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