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Showing posts with label Kelley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kelley. Show all posts
26 December 2019

The Very Best Reads of a Very Strange Year

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It's been a disorienting and disruptive year. The home we'd expected to build on the banks of the Rideau became entangled in red...
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12 June 2019

The True Crime Book That Spawned an Industry

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The Black Donnellys Thomas P. Kelley Toronto: Harlequin, 1962 158 pages Oh you who hail from Ontario Know the tale of the Donnellys...
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09 October 2018

The Dustiest Bookcase: K is for Kelley

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The Dustiest Bookcase: Short pieces on books I've always meant to review (but haven't). They're in storage as we build o...
01 August 2018

Mrs Lowry's West Coast Murder Mystery

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"Malcolm Lowry has an entry in The Canadian Encyclopedia , so why not wife Margerie?" This is the question I pose in reviewing...
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12 February 2018

HBC as Murderers of Men and Killers of Dogs

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The Land of Frozen Suns Bertrand W. Sinclair Chicago: Donohue, 1910 309 pages A Scottish transplant by way of the United States, Be...
15 October 2014

Touched in the Head by a Telepathic Virgin

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Soft to the Touch Clark W. Dailey Toronto: News Stand Library, 1949 Caroline Prentiss entertains her male visitors – and she has man...
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11 July 2014

The Gayest Femme Fatale

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No Place in Heaven Laura Warren Toronto: News Stand Library, 1949 News Stand Library flogged  No Place in Heaven as a scandalous m...
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03 March 2014

Recycling Richard Rohmer

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Separation Two Richard Rohmer Markham, ON: PaperJacks, 1981 March has come in like a lion, but those of us committed to reading R...
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