Margaret Atwood’s Old Babes in the Wood, “My Evil Mother” #MARM2024

2024-11-14T12:46:14-05:00

I don’t like the word ‘evil’: does anyone? Well, some. If only for effect. The showrunners for this show, for instance. [I’ve not watched it. But maybe I should: I had fun with the early seasons of Supernatural and, then, lost interest when the angels arrived. And I have

Margaret Atwood’s Old Babes in the Wood, “My Evil Mother” #MARM20242024-11-14T12:46:14-05:00

Margaret Atwood’s Dancing Girls, “Training” #MARM2024

2024-11-14T12:46:01-05:00

MARM 2024 PLANS Launch (November 1) Dancing Girls, “Training” (November 5) Old Babes in the Wood, “My Evil Mother” (November 7) Week Two: Update and Check-In (November 10) Dancing Girls, “Lives of the Poets” (November 12) Old Babes in the Wood, “The Dead Interview” (November 14) Week Three: Update

Margaret Atwood’s Dancing Girls, “Training” #MARM20242024-11-14T12:46:01-05:00

Margaret Atwood Reading Month 2024 #MARM2024

2024-11-14T12:46:04-05:00

Happy MARM to everyone who’s reading this post! From Friday, November 1st to Saturday, November 30th it’s Margaret Atwood Reading Month, and you’re invited! (And, don’t forget, the 18th is Margaret Atwood’s 84th birthday. Cake, anyone? I mean, EVERYone?) Read or watch one thing, read or watch everyday, or

Margaret Atwood Reading Month 2024 #MARM20242024-11-14T12:46:04-05:00

Black Cake and Serial Killers, Imprisonment and Pilgrimages #LoveYourLibrary

2024-10-28T16:28:21-04:00

Not that anyone reading this needs convincing, about how diverse the offerings are on library shelves, but just imagine the dramatically different reading moods each of these four books requires! All of these books were already on my TBR, but the Toronto Public Library Reading Challenge gave me the

Black Cake and Serial Killers, Imprisonment and Pilgrimages #LoveYourLibrary2024-10-28T16:28:21-04:00

Leaves and Trees, Girls and Women

2024-10-15T10:26:31-04:00

The other day I wrote about the pair of Heinemann Classics I’ve read this year. Maybe you’ve seen their quintessential orange and black and white covers. They look a little like the vintage Penguins some people collect. But mostly I’ve been reading contemporary African writers. Sometimes, after Bill made

Leaves and Trees, Girls and Women2024-10-15T10:26:31-04:00
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