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Catherine Leroux
This year's literary hangover is brought to us by three super awards: the Writers' Trust Awards, the Giller Prize, and the GGs. Check out our just-as-deserving indie followups to this year's nominees and winners while we mend our awards-fuelled reading binge with a greasy-spoon ... Read more
This is our THIRD time painting the Giller shortlist onto our digits (see 2015 and 2016 here) – we can't stop, won't stop our excitement for this year's deserving nominees. Of course, we're most excited for Michelle Winter's I Am a Truck (Invisible Publishing)...there ... Read more
Our exploits this week including literary recluses, war books, and more. Read on to check out top 10s, interviews, and book recommendations.
Quick recap: we've tapped five members of the literary community to write these gift guides for your wishlisting pleasure. You'll want to check out the picks of today's recommender, bookseller Martha Sharpe of super-cool microbookstore Flying Books, because she does this already ... Read more
Believe it or not, this is our third-annual Literary #notd (nails-of-the-day, to the unacquainted)! Our first year began almost by accident, as the ALU crew painted our nails while watching the longlist announcement at our desks. The second year, with three books ... Read more
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