CBC Books' writers to watch: 30 Canadian writers making their mark in 2023
CBC Books has announced this year's writers to watch list! Here are 30 Canadian writers on the rise in 2023.
Source: cbc.ca
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40 Canadian books to read this summer
Looking for a good book to read on a nice summer day? CBC Books has you covered! Here are 40 recent Canadian books to check out this season.
Source: cbc.ca
A Sampling of 2023's Speculative Fiction - April Releases
April was one of my best reading months so far this year, both in number of books read and in average rating - and a couple of these books featured in that. Lets get to it, shall we? Previous months: January , February , March Previous years posts can be found here (all linked from the final 2022…
Source: livejournal.com
Review: Camp Zero reads like a chronicle of the present
Climate change is a theme of this dystopian novel but it feels like we’re already here and not looking at the future
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Source: theglobeandmail.com
Book Club Picks for April 2023
The latest novels by Curtis Sittenfeld, Jeannette Walls, and Colleen Oakley are among this months selections by the nations most influential book clubs.
Source: publishersweekly.com
Things to do in Boston this weekend: April 6-9, 2023
10 things to do in Boston this weekend, including Passover dinner, a sake tasting, where to eat for Easter brunch, and a 'Bluey' live show.
Source: boston.com
Professor Michelle Min Sterling Discusses Debut Novel on The Today Show
Camp Zero, Sterling’s dystopian climate thriller, was praised for its action and surprise ending.
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Source: berklee.edu
New Books: 4 April 2023
The magazine of the science fiction, fantasy, and horror field with news, reviews, and author interviews
Source: locusmag.com
Book Review: Michelle Min Sterling tackles uncomfortable prospects with Camp Zero
"This novel relies too heavily on backstory or flashback, and there’s a sense that some of the more interesting action happens off-screen or thirdhand."
Source: irishexaminer.com
'Camp Zero': a book to haunt your dreams as our world gets hotter | Books And Authors
“Camp Zero,” the setting (and title) for the debut novel from Vancouver Island-born writer Michelle Min Sterling, is the end of the line. Both literally and figuratively. The small town
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Source: toronto.com