Backlists and new books: too many library holds?

2014-03-23T08:27:53-04:00

This time of year, I debate whether it's ethical to use one of my daughter's library cards, because in addition to the number of new arrivals on my shelves, I am regularly requesting library books. I debated using 'incessantly' rather than 'regularly', but I decided it's not exactly accurate and,

Backlists and new books: too many library holds?2014-03-23T08:27:53-04:00

Reading Indie, Reading Project and Onwards

2014-03-20T21:04:13-04:00

Towards the end of 2012, I was overwhelmed by the idea of being just one indie-minded reader in a literary world dominated by mega-publishers and mega-retailers. I felt unsure how to affect change, how to best respond to the sense of despair swelling within my reading heart and mind. I

Reading Indie, Reading Project and Onwards2014-03-20T21:04:13-04:00

Back Porch Reading

2014-03-20T20:22:01-04:00

Does lugging large stacks of books, in- and out-doors, count as daily exercise? Here is part of my stack of Toronto Reading that's off the shelves these days.

Back Porch Reading2014-03-20T20:22:01-04:00

House of Anansi 45 Project, In Hindsight

2020-10-20T09:25:02-04:00

Towards the end of 2012, I was overwhelmed by the idea of being just one indie-minded reader in a literary world dominated by mega-publishers and mega-retailers, unsure how to affect change, how to respond to the sense of despair swelling within my reading heart and mind. I decided that making

House of Anansi 45 Project, In Hindsight2020-10-20T09:25:02-04:00

This Week’s Stories

2014-03-17T16:44:14-04:00

Novels: The piles are a-bloom, ever expanding. Each book has its own bookmark, each some degree of commitment attached, some commanding that kind of nervous energy that erupts when you begin a book and think that it might just be a perfect book written just for you. Like  a debut novel

This Week’s Stories2014-03-17T16:44:14-04:00
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