About Darkness: Some recent discoveries

2014-07-11T16:19:39-04:00

Dark Emperor & Other Poems of the Night, written by Joyce Sidman, illustrated by Rick Allen. Published in 2010 by Houghton Mifflin Books for Children. "There are definitely faster methods of making a picture, but few more enjoyable in a backwards sort of way." The artist was speaking of production,

About Darkness: Some recent discoveries2014-07-11T16:19:39-04:00

The intersection between the Giller Prize and Scaredy Squirrel

2021-01-11T16:32:08-05:00

Think there's nothing in common between this year's Giller Prize winner and Mélanie Watt's Scaredy Squirrel series? Take this quote from Lynn Coady's Hellgoing: "You can only be vigilant, she thought, about a few things at a time. Otherwise it’s not vigilance anymore. It starts to be more like panic."

The intersection between the Giller Prize and Scaredy Squirrel2021-01-11T16:32:08-05:00

Martha Brooks’ Two Moons in August (1990)

2014-03-20T15:34:04-04:00

"There were two moons last August -- one that was almost full at the beginning when Mom was alive and our lives were normal, and then a big full cheater moon at the end, one that looked down so beautifully on the world when everything was awful and changed and

Martha Brooks’ Two Moons in August (1990)2014-03-20T15:34:04-04:00

Nicolas Debon’s Four Pictures by Emily Carr (2003)

2014-07-11T16:19:48-04:00

There are a number of ways in which one can get to know Emily Carr. Groundwood Books - House of Anansi, 2003 First, for the bookish, via her own writing. Klee Wick (1941), The Book of Small (1942), The House of All Sorts (1944), and, published posthumously, Growing Pains

Nicolas Debon’s Four Pictures by Emily Carr (2003)2014-07-11T16:19:48-04:00

Kim Echlin’s Inanna (2003)

2014-03-20T15:24:28-04:00

"I like telling stories of women who act on their passions." "I like these strong female characters." "When I talk with readers I feel an enormous appetite in women to explore both their strength and their emotional connectedness, which still tend not to be honoured in the dominant culture."* Any

Kim Echlin’s Inanna (2003)2014-03-20T15:24:28-04:00
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