Morning All!
I hope you had a wonderful Canada Day, we certainly did here at Biblioasis!
Kathy Page's Paradise and Elsewhere has been racking up the
praise this week. The Minneapolis Star-Tribune review
called it "A mind-bending collection of stories about transformation
and adaptation, full of startling ideas, capricious characters and uncanny
goings-on ... Paradise & Elsewhere is composed of elastic
language and distorted reflections, each story boldly illuminating as it
playfully confounds."
In their Canada Day blog That Shakespearean Rag made a list of their top 5 books so far this year and we are so proud that two of our authors were included. About Paradise and Elsewhere they said “Kathy Page’s new collection is cast in the fabulist mode of Angela Carter,
with stories about a society that has outlawed kissing due to an orally
transmitted virus, a sea creature who takes the place of a lighthouse-keeper’s
missing wife, and a journalism student who takes the notion of communing with
nature to a bizarre and unsettling extreme.”
Also
featured in That Shakespearean Rag's top 5 books was K.D. Miller’s All Saints. “All Saints is infused with humour, a
surprising degree of eroticism, and an uncompromising eye for human fallibility
and frailty."
Cheers,
Deirdre
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