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RT @ElevatedBliss: William Gibson is one of my fave authors. I'm currently re-reading Neuromancer. He was ahead of his time. A legend. htt…

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Congratulations to @RachelMatlow on the launch of their book Dead Mom Walking: A Memoir of Miracle Cures and Other Disasters, out today! Take a look at part of their mom’s alternative-healing journey in this piece from a few years back: https://t.co/8y9vnWPtDm cc: @PenguinCanada

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Five Little Indians by Michelle Good was the must-read fiction book last year, and she won The Amazon First Novel Award for her novel about the criss-crossing lives of residential-school survivors struggling to overcome the trauma they endured. https://t.co/y0L0azIYNL

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“As my final concert approached, I quit without notice, like the hero of Thomas Bernhard’s novel The Loser who abandons music on realizing he would never ‘play as well as Glenn Gould.’”—@JRPatterson9 on why so many promising players quit early. https://t.co/3LNuiERzKA

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From #TheWalrusArchive: "Steve Jenkins narrates Esther the Wonder Pig and, in the book, comes off as self-deprecating, sentimental, and unabashedly corny. In person, however, both he and Walter are thoughtful and clearly devoted to their work." https://t.co/IM58ueGnb0

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In Kai Thomas' debut novel, In the Upper Country (@PenguinCanada), the fates of two unforgettable women intertwine in this sweeping, powerful novel set at the terminus of the Underground Railroad. https://t.co/qvPvh6Unjc. #AmazonFNA 7/8 https://t.co/uB5GByXtDA

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WATCH Conor Kerr, one of the six finalists for the 2022 @amazonca First Novel Award, talk about his book Avenue of Champions (@NightwoodEd). Listen to Conor share more about his novel and what he’s reading now: https://t.co/OPrifjtY8P #AmazonFNA

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🎙 The Deep Dive: @karmicangel is in conversation with @tajjaisen about her new book, Some of my Best Friends: Essays on Lip Service. 🎧 LISTEN HERE: https://t.co/YrKqyjPyGz https://t.co/t1oPS4GBlW

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In an excerpt adapted from the new book Bitcoin Widow: Love, Betrayal and the Missing Millions, Jennifer Robertson tells her side of the QuadrigaCX scandal. Read about it here: https://t.co/cPuCFFzM0a #Bitcoin

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In an excerpt from his book “Unreconciled: Family, Truth, and Indigenous Resistance,” @jessewente shows the power and importance of Indigenous storytelling. #TruthandReconciliationDay #TheWalrusArchive https://t.co/lD5PHYrzuy