Autumn 2022, In My Reading Log (1 of 2): Illustrations and Poems,

2022-11-14T16:16:37-05:00

Earlier this year, I resolved to take a closer look at the graphic novels and poetry collections accumulating on my library “saved lists” and my digital TBR “shelves”. Those lists have lengthened rather than shortened, but there’s been plenty of good reading along the way. In Just So Happens by

Autumn 2022, In My Reading Log (1 of 2): Illustrations and Poems,2022-11-14T16:16:37-05:00

November 2022 #MARM Margaret Atwood Reading Month (3 of 5)

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Now there is snow covering everything, and the cold is bitter even when the sun is shining, so I read this week’s story and lecture inside, under an afghan, tucked into the corner of one of the warmer rooms (saving the warmest for later winter months—like being in training,

November 2022 #MARM Margaret Atwood Reading Month (3 of 5)2022-11-17T11:07:40-05:00

Autumn 2022, In My Reading Log (Twelve Indigenous Stories)

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A couple of weeks ago, I attended Wordstock, a literary festival in Northern Ontario (they presented all their events in-person and online), and one of my favourite discussions was between three northern Indigenous authors, which reminded me that I had intended to share some other recent Indigenous reads. The Wordstock

Autumn 2022, In My Reading Log (Twelve Indigenous Stories)2022-11-14T15:21:54-05:00

November 2022 #MARM Margaret Atwood Reading Month (1 of 5)

2022-11-01T15:07:06-04:00

Today I spent my breaks outdoors, in the company of Margaret Atwood’s Payback and Dancing Girls: the first lecture in the former, the first story in the latter. After a very wet and cold September, October was hovering around zero most nights and in the high-single-digit and low-double-digit temperatures

November 2022 #MARM Margaret Atwood Reading Month (1 of 5)2022-11-01T15:07:06-04:00
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