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September 17, 2009

Sex, drugs, gender ambiguity and panic attacks Zoe Whittall’s newest book a captivating look at messed up generation by Suzanne Goldman

September 10, 2009

Travelling Kittur Aravind Adiga looks at class and religious division in India by Sean Marchetto
The writer is in1 Betty Jane Hegerat is new writer-in-residence at Memorial Park Library by Kathleen Renne

September 3, 2009

Sad Buzzzzz Chris Cleave’s novel is depressing, yet beautiful by Drew Anderson

August 27, 2009

Indie deconstruction Kaya Oakes delves into the underground and takes some unique routes by Sean Marchetto
Slavery tears apart a family Bryan Prince brings important Canadian history into tale of American cruelty by Bob Blakey

August 20, 2009

Mafioso’s most wanted Rex is not your typical crime fiction by Adam Kowalczuk

August 13, 2009

Death and friendship The Spare Room follows the trials of cancer and how it affects us by Diana Katsnelson

August 6, 2009

Anatomy of a killing Chilling book by local journalists recounts horrific murder in Medicine Hat by Bob Blakey

July 30, 2009

Finding more than objects Celebrities reflect on the physical and psychological detritus around us by Sean Marchetto
Powerful, yet inconsistent Nadine Bismuth’s collection proves she’s a writer to watch by Mark Strowbridge
Truckin’ along Gallery celebrates 25 years of artist-led creativity in Calgary by Nicole Burisch

July 23, 2009

Staggering and magnificent Mazzucchelli has created a soon-to-be comic classic by Garth Paulson
The author wrote like Dan Brown, poorly The unintentional laughs almost make this book worthwhile by Peter Hemminger
Part fiasco, part secret success Rabin’s book is an uneven blend of memoir and pop criticism by Michael Hingston

July 16, 2009

I’ve got the black lung pops1 Coal Black Heart traces history of mining by Timothy Wild
Go cook organic New book bridges gap between the table and the field by Adrienne Beattie

July 9, 2009

When you are engulfed in breast milk1 David Sedaris sits down to talk about writing, skeletons, smoking and semen by Drew Anderson
Palahniuk’s back, who cares? Author continues to drive home the same themes with the same style by Jesse Locke
Quills and ink Figurative barbs add mature awareness to Howell’s collection by Mark Strowbridge
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