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01 December 2021
The 1921 Globe
100
206: Don't Mention the War
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The Globe , 3 December 1921 The 1921 edition of 'Recent Books and the Outlook,' the Globe's annual list of best books, begins ...
21 December 2019
The Globe 100 One Hundred Years Ago: Poets are Struck Dumb and Capitalism Proves Embarrassing
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The Globe , 6 December 1919 Last month, the Globe & Mail published 'The Globe 100' , its annual list of the year's...
01 July 2018
Laura Salverson's 'For Canada' for Canada Day
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A poem – and prayer – by Laura Salverson, from Wayside Gleams , her only collection of verse, published in 1925 by McClelland & Stew...
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05 December 2016
The Season's Best Books in Review — A.D. 1916
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The Globe , 2 December 1916 The 2016 Globe 100 was published last week. As with any other, one could quibble with this year's lis...
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04 April 2016
Passing Go with
Canadian Notes & Queries
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Ce soir à Windsor , the launch of Canadian Notes & Queries #95. "The Games Issue", it features contributions by Tobias Ca...
25 January 2016
Anne of the Island
and Other Mid-Winter Fantasies
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Just the thing to combat the seasonal blues, this new edition of Anne of the Island provides ample evidence of Tutis Classics ' li...
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07 December 2015
The Season's Best Books in Review — A.D. 1915; Featuring the Best Canadian Book Ever Published
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The influence of the war upon the literary taste of the public is strikingly illustrated by the increasing demand for more serious ...
19 May 2015
CBC's Awful List, Radio-Canada's Disheartening List and Perhaps the Best Book List I've Ever Seen
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It's been nearly a year since CBC Books unveiled its crummy 100 NOVELS THAT MAKE YOU PROUD TO BE CANADIAN. Don't know about yo...
18 August 2014
The Return of the Amazon Customer Review
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Okay, so they never went away – but they did from this blog. I had a grand old time a few years back tearing strips off homophobes , bo...
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