The long road to publishing is indeed a long road. Duh. But you’ve seen the cover. The first blurbs are in. And they’re good. Again, duh. We have chosen an actor to read the text for the audiobook; he’s worked in Montreal and knows French so he won’t massacre some of the words and names. […]
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A Short Introduction to Settings That Will Only Make Sense Once You Read The Reeds (and yes I’m going to say “read The Reeds” quite often in the coming months)
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Also tagged Cote St. Luc, Fay Wong, golf course, Meadowbrook, Montreal, NDG, novel, settings, shopping mall, The Reeds, train yards, writing
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Absolutely Useless Thoughts, Jr: 2017
I might as well continue this, right? After all, my only new year’s resolution is to buy sweatpants. I own sweatpants already, but I need a new pair. And, apparently, the athleisure thing has peaked, so maybe there are good deals on sweatpants now. Or even on companies that produce sweatpants. 1. Should we rename […]
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Also tagged Amazon Prime, Canada, Carl's Jr, cars, Donald Duck, fish, Food, KFC, maple syrup, Netflix, New Hampshire, OPEC, resolutions, robots, Sahara, sapiens, self-driving, snow, sweatpants, TV, volcano
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Soy Chicken and BBQ Pork on Rice with Attitude
I’ve just returned from Toronto where I spent a few days attending MagNet, an industry conference, doing some work, hitting up the latest Literary Death Match (I was a judge at the one in Montreal) and then hosting the National Magazine Awards (I’m President of the NMAF, the body that runs the show; what this […]
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Also tagged Jennifer 8. Lee, lunch, Oriental Gourmet House, restaurants, The Fortune Cookie Chronicles, Toronto
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