Shelf Life: July 2012
July’s reading consisted largely of fiction, poetry, literary criticism, and comics. By the end of the month I’d reached 100
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Project Management | Strategic Storytelling | Community Engagement
July’s reading consisted largely of fiction, poetry, literary criticism, and comics. By the end of the month I’d reached 100
Read MoreA varied month. 50. Twenty-Seventh City, by Jonathan Franzen (Picador , 1988, 2001) To backtrack, I really liked The Corrections, and
Read MoreBetter late than never. 105. Short Talks, by Anne Carson This is the first collection I’ve read from Carson, and
Read MoreAs this is the fourth edition of Shelf Life, if you’ve been reading this blog with any regularity, you probably
Read MoreToronto’s often called a city of neighbourhoods. According to Wikipedia, there are more than 200 distinct neighbourhoods within its boundaries.
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