- Three Guys, One Book review Margaret Atwood's latest novel, The Heart Goes Last. NPR interviewed her yesterday, too. I haven't read it, but I have to say that I am a big fan of Atwood's earlier works from the 70s (which I read in my twenties in the late 90s): Surfacing, The Edible Woman. Perhaps they are a bit dated now (3rd wave feminism and all that...), but they are enjoyable and thoughtful. I'm tired of the end of the world thing...
- A writer goes through Hemingway's books and cooks meals that his characters eat. Yuk.
- How did I only discover the brilliant work of Irish Canadian writer, Neil Smith now?
- This book, too, looks interesting: a history of Jazz in Montreal's Little Burgundy. I wonder if I can add another book to my long reading list...
Showing posts with label Little Burgundy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Little Burgundy. Show all posts
Thursday, October 1, 2015
Jazz in Little Burgundy, Irish-Canadian writer Neil Smith & Boo, Margaret Atwood's end of the world...again, Hemingway and Spaghetti-Os?: Books books book October 1
Labels:
Ernest Hemingway,
jazz,
Little Burgundy,
Margaret Atwood,
montreal,
Neil Smith
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