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Toronto Star review
A new review came out this morning. The Toronto Star calls Delible: “… a compelling exploration of the intense, secretive world of teenagers. Stone has constructed a narrative that’s often wrenching....
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delible and dissonant
disjunct reading series Wednesday, July 25th at 8:00 pm at the Wired Monk Cafe 2610 West 4th Avenue, Vancouver Reading by Anne Stone, music by Shane Krause and Jonathon Wilcke Anne Stone’s latest...
View ArticleFree books
Apparently, if you’re American, you can download books for free. Including new books. Um, here’s a free copy of my book. (Thanks for the link, J.) After the Tyee article came out, there was a bit of a...
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The Delible bookshort is up: The video captures part of a really great interview Amy Logan Holmes conducted with me at Book Expo. I can see this being really useful as an intro at readings, and also,...
View ArticleNorth by Northwest
CBC’s North by Northwest will air an interview about Delible Sunday morning between 8 & 9 a.m. (I think it’ll be archived on site later). I liked Sheryl MacKay right away. It was one of those...
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Sudden Service, Little Lessons, & Delible
Zoe Whittall (author of Bottle Rocket Hearts) chose Delible as her book of the year for the Globe! — along with Elizabeth Bachinski’s Home of Sudden Service and Emily Holton’s Little Lessons in Safety....
View ArticleUpcoming readings redux
REDUX: Here in Vangroovy, winter’s set in, which means rain. The current issue of the McGill News has a great review of Delible. Rita Wong and Robert Majzels have thoughtful responses up on rob...
View Articlerelit longlist
The Relit Awards longlist is out and Delible is there, along with a lot — uh, a lot — of other great independent works. And I felt the first kick today (from W’s & my little one). An awesome day.
View ArticleThe syphilis notebooks
When I read at SFU on Thursday, Mercedes Eng was there and asked a great question — or made a great point. In distinguishing the earlier (two) novels (jacks and Hush) from the later one (Delible), I’d...
View ArticleThe asocial suburb
Just finishing up an email interview with a student who is studying Delible. She asked a question about the setting (why the suburb of Mississauga as opposed to the DTES) that renewed my thinking about...
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