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Read Marcie McCauley's review of Jón Kalman Stefánsson’s Your Absence is Darkness (pub. Biblioasis) in Issue 27!
Readers are urged to embrace a conceptual slowing... And, then, the tone shifts from a directive to an invitation: let us move together.
thetemzreview.com/mccauley-stefa…
Thank you to Emily Donaldson for including Pepetela's THE UTOPIAN GENERATION and Richard Kelly Kemick's HELLO, HORSE on her The Globe and Mail summer reading list🌞
theglobeandmail.com/arts/books/art…
Congratulations to Lisa Alward Lisa Alward, winner of the 27th Annual Danuta Gleed Literary Award for her work, Cocktail, @biblioasis_books. Read more: bit.ly/45ibkxC
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Congratulations to Lisa Alward, winner of the 27th Annual Danuta Gleed Literary Award for her work, Cocktail!
Jury members Danila Botha, paulo da costa, and Souvankham Thammavongsa noted:
With the help of BookNet Canada's #librarydata , here are the 50 books from independent literary publishers Canadians borrowed most in May 2024. Feat. a top 10 from ECW Press, Biblioasis, Vehicule Press, Coach House Books, & Arsenal Pulp Press.
The Danuta Gleed Literary Award will be announced tomorrow, and we have our fingers crossed for Lisa Alward!
Pick up a copy of her short story collection, COCKTAIL biblioasis.com/shop/fiction/s…
A decade after his last poetry collection, critic Michael Lista has re-emerged with Barfly, a book of “bold and blunt” poems that seem to reflect how “the time away left him with a host of grudges, each a whisky to be nursed,” writes Nicholas Bradley.
thewalrus.ca/michael-lista-…
