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Hard Cases: A Newfoundland Thriller by Gareth Mitton
Reviewed by James M. Fisher
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Devouring Tomorrow, edited by Jeff Dupuis and A.G. Pasquella
Reviewed by Naomi MacKinnon
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Naomi MacKinnon
Salt On Her Tongue: A Kes Morris File by C.S. Porter
Reviewed by Heather McBriarty
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Heather McBriarty
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A Dark Death by Alice Fitzpatrick
Reviewed by Heather McBriarty
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Heather McBriarty
DOBRYD by Ann Charney
Reviewed by Melanie Jackson
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Melanie Jackson
Oliver Bell and the Infinite Multiverse by Jake Swan
Reviewed by Ian Colford
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The Book of Records by Madeleine Thien
Reviewed by Michael Greenstein
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Charity Trickett Is Not So Glamorous by Christine Stringer
Charity Trickett dreams of making it big as a screenwriter in Hollywood, but knows she has to pay her dues.
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All the Other Mothers Hate Me by Sarah Harman
A mom will do anything to save her kid. Anything.
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John Oughton
Excerpt from Time Enough by Lise Mayne
An Epic Historical Fiction Novel
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We Could Be Rats by Emily Austin
Reviewed by Naomi MacKinnon
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Naomi MacKinnon
Emma by Jane Austen (200th Anniversary Annotated Edition)
What is it about Jane Austen’s fiction that appeals to writers as diverse as Mordecai Richler and André Alexis?
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