The Dusty Bookcase
A journey through Canada's forgotten, neglected and suppressed writing.
- By Brian Busby
- Based in Canada
- Roughly one post per week
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Most recent posts
More Joy in HeavenMorley CallaghanNew York: Random House, 1937278 pagesIt's been decades since Intro to CanLit II, my second introduction to Canadian literature. Like Intro to CanLit I, the course covered four works; all novels, …
Canadian Authors You Should Know is a self-published book written by a man who counts himself amongst those you should know. Is that not absurd? It was doubly so for this reviewer because I do …
Eclipse of the HeartMary LyonsToronto: Harlequin, 1985Perhaps not a total eclipse of the heart, but then it's only 189 pages.Update:Our home during the eclipse.Related posts:Harlequin: The Love That Dare Not Speak Its NameSuggestive Harlequins: A …