Stories from Quebec
When is a short story not a short story? When it's a conte, nouvelle, or recit. In his
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The Crazy House by Anthony Brennan
Anthony Brennan's The Crazy House
Blown Figures by Audrey Thomas
Acoording to George Orwell, in his sane moments King Lear doesn't make a
Waken, Lords and Ladies Gay: Selected Stories of Desmond Pacey ed. Frank M. Tierney
Waken, Lords and Ladies Gay, a collection of twelve of Desmond Pacey's
I'm a Stranger Here Myself by Alden Nowlan and Diving for the Body by Eugene McNamara
It's alway a bit unfair to quote from a book's dust-jacket blurb. The authors are
The Sisters by Elizabeth Brewster
The Sisters by Elizabeth Brewster is written in the current mode of
Change-Up by Raymond Souster and The Earth-Book by Tom Marshall
"Queen Anne's Lace," a poem in Change-Up says it best for the best of Mr.
Sawbones Memorial
Sinclair Ross's most recent novel ostensibly describes a party held to celebrate
The Temptations of Big Bear
The Temptations of Big Bear is a novel of encounter. Confronted with the white
Magic Animals, Selected Poems Old and New by Gwendolyn MacEwen
Gwendolyn MacEwen's verse is always entertaining. She writes sympathetically
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