Blog Alert! Great Reviews and More at Pickle Me This

Submitted by Grace on February 2, 2012 - 2:21pm
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Pickle Me This

Pickle Me This is the online home of writer and editor Kerry Clare.

The site features reviews, author interviews and literary tidbits of all sorts. If you're in need of reading recommendations, check out Kerry's Recently Read page, which features fiction, non-fiction and children's titles.

Some of her recent reviews include Adam Gopnik's Massey Lecture Series title Winter: Five Windows on the Season (Anansi), Heron River by Hugh Cook (Mosaic Press) and the intriguingly titled short fiction collection Shopping for Strangers by Daniel Griffin (Vehicule Press).

Check out Kerry's interviews, recommendations and reviews for a great window into Canadian books.

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