Our Short Story Month Celebration concludes today with Alex Leslie, author of We All Need to Eat. This collection of linked stories revolve around Soma, a young Queer woman in Vancouver. Through thoughtful and probing narratives, the stories slipstream through Soma’s first three decades. Lyrical, gritty, and atmospheric, Soma’s stories refuse to shy away from […]
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Our Short Story Month Celebration continues with Jess Taylor, whose critically-acclaimed debut collection, Pauls, we featured earlier this month. Today, we’re featuring Taylor’s sophomore collection, Just Pervs, which is currently a finalist for the 2020 Lambda Literary Awards (Bisexual Fiction Category).
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“My favourite word is LOVE, because it is the most transformative force there is.” —Beatriz Hausner
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“Trepidation sometimes, courage at others, and a nagging curiosity mostly.” —Shani Mootoo
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Our Short Story Month Celebration continues with Derek Mascarenhas, author of Coconut Dreams.
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“I literally fall in love with certain words.” —Bertrand Laverdure
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“I don’t know what else to do right now, except observe, absorb, and speak.” —Marianne Apostolides
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Our Short Story Month Celebration continues with Stephen Thomas, author of The Jokes.
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Deciding what book to read next is hard enough without the yoke of a pandemic; now, the choice feels Herculean, at best.
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Our Short Story Month Celebration continues with Brad Casey, author of The Handsome Man.
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