Wildflower Girl by Marita Conlon-McKenna
an exercise in de-escalation
Tag: immigration
IAN ASSERSOHN: NOTES ON THE LAMPMAKER INTERVIEW
notes on my new video interview with Ian Assersohn, author of The Lampmaker
IAN ASSERSOHN: NEW VIDEO INTERVIEW
a new video interview with Ian Assersohn, author of The Lampmaker
Small Worlds by Caleb Azumah Nelson
too many notes on a lyrical novel that is frequently beautiful but isn’t quite perfect
Provenance by Ann Leckie
unexpectedly not on holiday, I read something light
Dune Messiah by Frank Herbert
scott visits canada’s “museum of immigration” and gets reflective. Dune Messiah is barely mentioned.
Four Repeater Books (two I recommend)
two excellent books, two not excellent books
This Red Line Goes Straight to Your Heart by Madhur Anand
a blog about a book (yes i do still do these)
The Fifth Season by N. K. Jemisin
a blog from when the [first?] lockdown eased
In the Skin of a Lion by Michael Ondaatje
i read a great Toronto novel and recall summer 2019 when I worked at lux events
Lift Every Voice, edited by Christine Taylor
little review of a strong anthology
Sad Farsi Love Poem by Abi Andrews
an effective exploration of white saviour complex
Vauxhall by Gabriel Gbadamosi
Just before Christmas an email was circulated round the students of my university pointing us in the direction of aContinue Reading
Triumph Of The Now 