The Deptford Trilogy by Robertson Davies
groovy 1970s fiction
groovy 1970s fiction
Richard Wright in Franco’s Spain and other fragments
i read a great Toronto novel and recall summer 2019 when I worked at lux events
flawless 1970s fiction exploring dementia; plus shirtless pic
great poetry, i whinge about lockdown innit
a lovely lockdown trip down the middle of the road
spooky graphic novel
great prose-verse novel about nunavut in the 70s
a truly phenomenal novel but Scotty still depressed
i, basic, enjoy some popular fiction
very “literary fiction” literary fiction about WW2 non-Nazi racism
a great novel but mainly me whinging about winter
strong canadian poems
still working too much; brief notes on celibacy as sexual practice
impressive, purposeful, children’s fiction
very very very good novella from 2016
writing about depression
i’ve found my local indie press
acclaimed canadian steampunky slavery novel
it’s the most wonderful book of the year
impressive, emotive, historical
political poetry: what is it good for?
some inappropriate teenage nostalgia
very booker prize winnery booker prize winner
why are poets so obsessed with outside?
simply the bestial
As I continue to read through the (surprisingly) ever-expanding oeuvre of the alcoholic, depressive, late-Modernist writer, Malcolm Lowry, I amContinue Reading