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Canadian Literary Impostors
What do Grey Owl, Robert W. Service and Farley Mowat have in common? They all used their creativity to revise their apparent identities to suit their written work.
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Book Review – The Big Over Easy
DI Jack Spratt is the head of the Nursery Crime Division and is joined by Sergeant Mary Mary to try and crack the biggest whodunnit in nursery rhyme history.
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Interests of Poet Elizabeth Oakes Smith
An interest in Spiritualism is evident in the writings of activist and poet, Elizabeth Oakes Smith. Her short memoir, Shadow Land; or The Seer, documents her dream-life.
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More Books for Hunger Games Fans
Teens who like "The Hunger Games" series by Suzanne Collins will love these post-apocalyptic edge-of-your-seat-thrill-ride young adult novels.
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Masters' Judge Somers
A boasting judge reveals petty jealousy of the town drunk, whose burial arrangements seem to elevate the drunk's station above the erudite, accomplished legal scholar
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Maximum City:Bombay Lost and Found
Maximum City reveals more about Mumbai than one could ever imagine. Learn about Bollywood, the justice system, red light district and family life of the middle class.
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Art Speigelman's Maus
Maus, a tale of the Holocaust told in comic book format, is the most hard-hitting and yet life-affirming graphic novel ever made.
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Rainer Maria Rilke's "Apprehension"
Beginning with a lonely birdcall, Rainer Maria Rilke's "Apprehension" enacts a prophetic sense of anxiety in the changing world of early 20th-century Europe.
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Rereading Rebecca
What is it like to reread Rebecca in one's 30s? After all the experience one has gained and after all the changes that have transformed social values?
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Nora Roberts – The Circle Trilogy
One witch, one sorcerer, one shape-shifter, one scholar, one vampire and one warrior join forces to defeat a 2000-year-old vampire queen.
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Osamu Tezuka's MW
MW is one of Osamu Tezuka's darker manga. Available in English for the first time in thirty years, MW explores themes of power, corruption, guilt, and identity.
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Book Review: Diamond Head
Patrick Robinson's 2009 novel of war, conspiracy, and justice will please hard-core military thriller fans, but may not be right for those seeking more than just action.
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