5/31/2023 0 Comments Fictional Father by Joe Ollmann![]() They return this season with feel-good culinary-themed follow-ups in which the only things more delicious than the food are the flirtations. ![]() Toronto authors Farah Heron and Uzma Jalaluddin both had well-received debuts in the romantic-comedy category, dropping the tropes of the romance genre into a modern Muslim setting. In the brand-new novella Charity, Fraser tells the story of Denise, whose life is tossed into upheaval when her husband’s ex-wife (the biological mother of Denise’s stepdaughter) abruptly returns and wants to reinsert herself into her old family’s lives. The massive retrospective volume Damages features stories selected from throughout Fraser’s career, beginning with the 1982 collection Taking Cover. With luck, all that will change in spring, when Biblioasis releases not one but two editions of the author’s work. Vancouver writer Keath Fraser is one of this country’s most robust and individual literary voices though despite a career that includes winning the Chapters/ Books in Canada First Novel Award for 1995’s Popular Anatomy and being nominated for a Governor General’s Literary Award for the story collection Foreign Affairs a decade earlier, he is generally consigned to cult status at best in Canada. Escape from the real world with the season’s most provocative novels, short stories, and poetry ![]()
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5/31/2023 0 Comments Tabi po 1 mervin malonzo![]() ![]() Tan’s approach in this book is likened to J.K. Instead, the writer uses our indigenous mythical creatures and themes to come up with his own myths. ![]() With ambitious worldbuilding, Trese author Budjette Tan strays away from the usual storytelling of Philippine folklore in Alejandro Pardo Chronicles. Image credit: David Hontiveros, Kajo Baldisimo, Bow Guerrero, Mervin Malonzo Alejandro Pardo Chronicles by Budjette Tan – ambitious worldbuilding ![]() We’ve rounded up the very best of them so you can start binge-reading ASAP.ġ. Plenty of existing mythology books and graphic novels by Filipino authors delve into the world of Filipino mythical creatures. Thankfully, we don’t need to wait for another web series. Whether you were satisfied with the series or not, it left many of us yearning for more. This year, Netflix’s adaptation of the comic Trese put Filipino mythology centerstage, giving us a glimpse of a modern retelling of our rich folklore. ![]() ![]() ![]() In November 2011, Harper Perennial will publish a nonfiction book about sleep, Nothing. ![]() He is the author of Ever and Scorch Atlas and There is No Year. For news and updates bookmark: .īlake Butler lives in Atlanta and edits HTMLGIANT. He is 32 and lives in Wellington, New Zealand. Between writing, he enjoys indulging in his passion for boutique beers, volunteering for a food rescue organization and reading noir fiction. His angular, urban narratives feature characters clinging to the edge of their feelings as they dip below the surface of modern life and experience the hidden ambiguities of their existence. ![]() Tim Beverstock uses writing to explore his fascination with all things sweet-natured and dark. He works as an editor at Dzanc Books, where he also runs the literary magazine The Collagist, and as the Visiting Writer at Greenhills School in Ann Arbor. His fiction has appeared in Conjunctions, Hayden’s Ferry Review, Gulf Coast, Unsaid, and American Short Fiction, and has been selected for inclusion in anthologies such as Best American Mystery Stories 2010 and Best American Fantasy 2. Matt Bell is the author of How They Were Found, a collection of fiction published by Keyhole Press in 2010, and Cataclysm Baby, a novella forthcoming from MLP in 2012. ![]() |