Crime

Margaret Atwood Recommends: Doctor Glas

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Random House, 1991 Hjalmar Söderberg's Doctor Glas (1905) Trans. Paul Britten Austin Intro. Margaret Atwood Readers are introduced to Doctor Glas via his diary, with his chatter about the weather. From its opening sentences, you'd never guess at the controversy incited by this novel. It's June 12th. There's

Margaret Atwood Recommends: Doctor GlasBuried In Print2014-07-11T17:11:01-04:00

Austin Clarke’s More (2008)

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Austin Clarke's More Thomas Allen, 2008 I can't help it: when I see a stack of new books at the library, I am compelled to, at the very least, ogle them. Usually I pick one up. Often I pet one (even if it's just a shinier version of a favourite

Austin Clarke’s More (2008)Buried In Print2014-03-09T11:28:15-04:00

How do you coordinate watches if you don’t have a watch?

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Pat Capponi's The Corpse will Keep (2008) Following Dana Leoni's debut appearance, in Pat Capponi's Last Stop Sunnyside, is a tough act. The series launched the reader into a world that's quite likely unfamiliar to the majority of readers, though certainly familiar to its author, whose years of activist work

How do you coordinate watches if you don’t have a watch?Buried In Print2014-03-09T12:44:47-04:00