Review: Spinning Silver
I don’t often pre-order books. I like to have them in my hands before deciding to buy a physical copy or not. But when it… Read More »Review: Spinning Silver
I don’t often pre-order books. I like to have them in my hands before deciding to buy a physical copy or not. But when it… Read More »Review: Spinning Silver
When the Binti Series showed up in a Kobo email, I was intrigued by the beautiful cover art. That and the sale price made it… Read More »Review: The Binti Series
Ruper Kaur has caused a whole lot of buzz in the past few years. Though I’ve read her poems on social media and seen them… Read More »Review: Milk and Honey
Like many who follow Canadian Lit, I’d been hearing about The Marrow Thieves for the last year and a half. Despite picking up a copy a… Read More »Review: The Marrow Thieves
Back in July, I finished the 100 Day Project, an endeavour adapted from Michael Beirut’s graphic design workshop at Yale School of Art and popularized by… Read More »Forming Creative Habits: Lessons from The 100 Day Project
Three Sides of a Heart: Stories About Love Triangles is another book club pick. I didn’t actually get to attend the meeting because I was sick. But… Read More »Review: Three Sides of a Heart
I have been a fan of Ursula K. Le Guin for a long time. I received No Time to Spare for Christmas last year. But then… Read More »Review: No Time to Spare by Ursula K. Le Guin
The fact that I backed Lucy Bellwood’s 100 Demon Dialogues on Kickstarter probably gives you an idea of what I think about this book. But… Read More »Review: 100 Demon Dialogues
In May, my book club read Dread Nation by Justina Ireland. Unfortunately, I missed the meeting because I was travelling. So I thought I’d share… Read More »Review: Dread Nation by Justina Ireland
In Part One of this post, I discussed all the good things about my first year of freelancing full time. While I’ve mostly enjoyed myself this… Read More »Reflections on a Year of Freelancing – Part Two