fiction
Judging Fiction: A Literary Jury Member’s Experience
byThe third rule of Fight Club (if someone yells “stop,” goes limp or taps out, the fight is over) doesn’t apply to the literary version.
Dartmouth Book Awards Presents: Fiction in Dartmouth
byJoin us for readings and a discussion featuring the authors shortlisted for the Jim Connors Dartmouth Book Award (Fiction): Darren Greer (Advocate), Phonse Jessome (Disposable Souls) and Heather Tucker (The Clay Girl).
Origin Story: Tara Nanayakkara
byHer mother and her mother’s friends were her first editors and Margaret Lawrence was one of her first critics.
We’ll All Be Burnt in Our Beds Some Night: The Coarse Crackle of an Unforgettable Anti-hero
byJoel Thomas Hynes can’t write a sentence that doesn’t crackle or sing.
Rayner’s Black Water Rising tackles environmental activism
byThe book highlights the fact that there are often no easy answers and no clear-cut heroes and villains.