Do-Lit-Yourself: Literary #notd, the Sextupling
Nails-as-book-covers is now one of our oldest tropes (this is number six) and it's still one of our favourites: a chance to step away from the computer screen, obsess (like, meticulously obsess) over new, beautiful books, and chat amongst ourselves. This time around, an author got in on the fun – though you'll have to read on to find out who!
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Do-Lit-Yourself is a column for book lovers with a crafty streak. This pinteresting monthly is keyed by LPG Education and Engagement manager Lauren Perruzza.
Nails-as-book-covers is now one of our oldest tropes (this is number six) and it's still one of our favourites: a chance to step away from the computer screen, obsess (like, meticulously obsess) over new, beautiful books, and chat amongst ourselves. This time around, an author got in on the fun – though you'll have to read on to find out who!
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Death and the Intern by Jeremy Hanson-Finger (Invisible Publishing)
by Christen
The Dhow House by Jean McNeil (ECW Press)
by Mandy
Dr. Edith Vane and the Hares of Crawley Hall by Suzette Mayr (Coach House Books)
by Lauren
Encountering Riel by David D. Orr (Stonehouse Publishing)
by Tan
Pretend to Feel by Richard Rosenbaum (Now or Never Publishing)
by Barb
Whatever, Iceberg by Tara-Michelle Ziniuk (Mansfield Press)
by Julia
*BONUS AUTHOR NAILS*
Whatever, Iceberg by Tara-Michelle Ziniuk (Mansfield Press)
by Tara-Michelle Ziniuk
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As we mentioned, we do this a lot. For more literary DIYs, click here.
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