Folks,The shortlists were for the Crime Writers of Canada Arthur Ellis Awards (our version of the Edgars) were announced Thursday at events across the country.Categories include best Canadian crime…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by I. J. Parker Apr 25, 2010.
http://www.nytimes.com/magazine/Wow. Fascinating. Repulsive. Inspiring? But he's right. If that many people like his stuff -- and they're READING --…Continue
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McNally Robinson Booksellers, Canada's largest independent chain, has entered bankruptcy protection.McNally's Toronto store and one of its Winnipeg outlets will close this week. A second Winnipeg…Continue
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Folks,Heated question for y'all, from Canada of all places, frozen as it is.So, you get a doorstopper galley of something called The Finger's Twist, from a local (Winnipeg, Manitoba) publisher…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by K Barrett Jan 13, 2010.
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I've had this foggy recollection of a book reviewed in the Free Press earlier this year that I was going to get my hands on. In searching the net I stumbled across your review of Lamothe's book, Finger's Twist. That wasn't the book I was after, but it was also one that I meant to look up. Then I found your recent comments on here about it, too. I really am going to have to get my hands on it.
But, maybe you could help me remember this other book. Forgive me if the memory is vague and thin. I don't remember if you were the reviewer. It seems to me it was a small Canadian press, crime story, corruption and lots of other nasty business in a First Nation. It caught my eye because that's the kind of story I'd like to write someday. Any thoughts you have would be great.