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Moore (Brian)
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20 March 2025
Dusty CanLit Winter Reviews
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Blogs. They were done in by social media, right? In my own small way I helped hasten the decline. Back in 2011, after years of reluctance, ...
27 April 2023
New Perspectives on Brian Moore
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Received in the post yesterday, the latest Canadian Journal of Irish Studies. A special issue dedicated to the work of Brian Moore, it feat...
16 January 2023
James De Mille's Antarctic Death Cult
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A Strange Manuscript Found in a Copper Cylinder [James De Mille] New York: Harper & Bros, 1888 306 pages Forty years ago this month, I s...
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26 December 2021
The Very Best Reads of the Second Plague Year
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This annus horribilis draws to a close – thank God – meaning the time has come to recap the last twelve months of reading old books. I tac...
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27 September 2021
Six Forgotten Novelists at the Atwater Library
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This coming Thursday – September 30 – I'll be speaking on "Forgotten Montreal Novelists" at the Atwater Library. Forgotten Mon...
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22 September 2021
The Dead of a Dead End Street
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Poldrate Street Garnett Weston New York: Messner, 1944 256 pages The first resident of Poldrate Street to die is Sarah Reckon. She's kil...
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09 September 2021
Talking about Brian Moore's Pulp Fiction
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My conversation with Joanna Braniff about Brian Moore's early pulp novels – part of last month's Lonely Passions: Brian Moore Centen...
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16 August 2021
The Brian Moore Centenary Festival (and Me)
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This coming Thursday, August 19th, marks the start of Lonely Passions: The Brian Moore Centenary Festival . A seven-day celebration organiz...
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02 August 2021
Shorter Moore
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Dear Departed: Selected Short Stories Brian Moore [Belfast]: Turnpike, 2020 102 pages Brian Moore was first and foremost a novelist. He rece...
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