... list you might not want to read. We've received some comments regarding certain books, and that is fantastic. That's what I wanted to hear. But that means that if you follow those comments and don't read the books, there will be less than 100 books on this list.So, I want your book recommendations. Tell me which books should be on this list that aren't at the moment. We'll make our own list of ...

This will be a short post on my part because one of my favorite bloggers, Justin Taylor, created the list for me! I have excitedly awaited the release of all of three of these books. I'm going to have to wait just awhile before I can buy them for myself (gotta stick to the budget!). You might recognize two of the three because I've mentioned them before, but more than anything, I thought it was ...

I've posted on the advent of micro-publishing and literature in bite-sized portions before, so as a follow-up it seemed timely to observe the launch of the Twiller You might remember the novel in its earlier form; it had a cover, and many pages, forethought of plot, editors and agents weighing in, and, oh yes, it generally [...]

... , director of the Cedar Tree Foundation, with some important "insider tips" to help get your proposal read.Six Things You Can Do to Help Your Proposal Make the First Cut1. Write a compelling summary.What if ... 400 words? Wouldn't you pay scrupulous attention to that writing? Your proposal will only get read if the summary provides a reason for the program officer to dig deeper. Fuss over the summary ...

... and the Canadian mosaic.I'm not a very well-travelled guy. I haven't even been to all four of those cities, but I've certainly read books set in all of them. So, Toronto is different in that immigration is different today. When my ... a bit about my own city and country from your answers, and I suspect I won't be the only one.)(Read Part I of the interview with John McFetridge here.)© Peter Rozovsky ...

Read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, and Part 6. Following the Star Shivering and wet, Apores examined the flotsam to which he was clinging. He found that he had his arm around a good-sized board. Nearby, other objects bobbed in the water. Apores saw planks, masts, spars, and other pieces of ships [...]