Review: Milk and Honey
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
Literature
Mini-Reviews: What I’ve Been Reading
As you’ve probably noticed if you come around here often, I’ve been a little inactive the last couple months. This is largely because I started… Read More »Mini-Reviews: What I’ve Been Reading
Review: The Boat People
I received a copy of The Boat People for volunteering at the Giller Light Bash in November. With the topics of immigration and refugees in the news… Read More »Review: The Boat People
Review: Nostalgia
I picked Nostalgia up not knowing much about it other than that it had been on Canada Reads. Science fiction isn’t really a genre I normally… Read More »Review: Nostalgia
Review: The Conjoined
I picked The Conjoined up on Kobo a while back because it was on sale and I’d heard a lot of good things about Jen Sookfong… Read More »Review: The Conjoined
Review: Bone and Bread
I heard Saleema Nawaz read a portion of Bone and Bread at The Festival of Literary Diversity. I almost bought the book there because Nawaz was… Read More »Review: Bone and Bread
ARC Review: The Glass Town Game
This lovely ARC of The Glass Town Game has been sitting in my TBR shelf since the Ottawa Blogger Meetup. It was too big for me… Read More »ARC Review: The Glass Town Game
Review: The Best Kind of People
Can you all just go read The Best Kind of People? I need (not want, NEED) more people to read this so that I can… Read More »Review: The Best Kind of People
Review: Holding Still For As Long As Possible
Holding Still For As Long As Possible is another book I picked up at The Festival of Literary Diversity. Zoe Whittall hosted one of the… Read More »Review: Holding Still For As Long As Possible
A Reader Lives A Thousand Lives
“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies, said Jojen. The man who never reads lives only one.” – George R.R. Martin, A Dance with… Read More »A Reader Lives A Thousand Lives