“Always carry a book”: Patty Krawec offers an alternative reading list in her literary survey Bad Indians Book Club
Krawec is reading as an activist first, not as a literary critic.
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A Blog About Books and Reading
Krawec is reading as an activist first, not as a literary critic.
"Every author who's ever gone into an institution always comes out and tells me it's one of the most interesting groups they've ever spoken to."
The premier's umbrage is disingenuous to say the least.
The hypocrisy here is difficult to even countenance.
Contemporary authors Ali Hazelwood, Coleen Hoover, and Sarah J. Maas all have multiple titles slated for removal.
What these lists are good for is marketing clout.
Instead of complaining that there is no books coverage in Canada today, it would be salutary if people would consume what is available.
If there is a wish for the coming year, it is that a few more readers might be willing to take a few more chances.
American-style book bans are not unheard of in Canada.
Izzy's mother, Lindsey, was diagnosed with the disease when she was thirty.