Cryptically colourless
At first blush, Haruki Murakami’s latest work, Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage might come off as a particularly miserable fairy tale.
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A study in embarrassment
‘The Harm in Asking’ book review By Joshua Grant, Senior Columnist 5/5 The Harm in Asking: My Clumsy Encounters with…
Baseball, flossing, and imaginary ethnicities
‘To Rise Again at a Decent Hour’ book review By Joshua Grant, Senior Columnist 4/5 When I picked up the…
Fool Me Twice
‘The Serpent of Venice’ book review By Joshua Grant, Columnist 4/5 Were William Shakespeare alive today and decided to write…
A great read of anarchies past and present
‘Cazzarola!’ book review By Joshua Grant, Columnist 4/5 It’s always a risk to try covering too many stories at once,…
Underwhelming journal of defiant, loathsome man
‘Mantis Dreams’ review By Joshua Grant, Columnist 2/5 Adam Pottle’s Mantis Dreams is written as the journal of Dr. Dexter…
‘Pearls 33’ presents literary gems
Authors read works at book launch By Cheryl Minns, Arts Editor Douglas College’s Creative Writing department celebrated another year of…