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Literary Fiction Authors
Starter pack by Wes Blake
A collection of literary fiction authors. #writers #writingcommunity #literaryfictionauthors
Literary Fiction Writers
Starter pack by Zoe Flavin
A starter pack of literary fiction writers. Follow to keep track of all your literary fiction faves! Emerging writers welcome :) #literaryfiction
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Indie Author Spotlight: The Holding by J. M.Β Woodward
Hi Bookish friends!!! Today, Iβm shining a spotlight on The Holding by J. M. Woodward!! So, without further ado, let's dive right in!! About The Book: Page Count: 350 Pages (approx) Genre: Literary fiction / coming-of-age with a touch of magic realism Date Published: October 1st, 2026 Formats: Paperback, hardcover, and ebook Note: AI-Assisted β transparently disclosed. Synopsis/Blurb: Loving your sibling is hard.
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Eco says the author must die to let the text stand alone, but this ignores the value of context. Why dismiss the author's background and intent as a layer of meaning? ππποΈβ³π #ShouldersOfGiants #CraftSkeptic
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Four Canadian Books to Read This Fall: A Guide to New Releases
The National Post has published a feature highlighting four notable Canadian book releases for the fall season. The article, written by Pat St. Germain and published on September 21, 2026, introduces readers to a selection of new Canadian titles that are generating significant interest. The first book featured is 'Fierce Attachments: A Life With Cats' by Rosemary Sullivan, illustrated by Colleen Sullivan. This memoir recounts the author's life with her two cats, Negrito and EnsueΓ±o, who were rescued from a house fire as kittens. The book is described as a 'slim homage' that is expected to be popular when released in December. The second book is 'Fold Catastrophes' by Peter Watts, an award-winning science fiction author known for works like 'Blindsight.' This collection of 11 short stories explores hard science fiction concepts, including a story where a Google logo triggers violent behavior, a woman gaining superpowers from a virus, and a tribute to David Bowie involving a zombie army. The third book is 'Exit Party' by Emily St. John Mandel, author of 'Station 11' and 'Sea of Tranquility.' Set in 2031 after the collapse of the United States, the novel follows Ari Waker, a former criminal who discovers mysterious portals during a party. The fourth book is 'Lords of Serendipity' by Randy Boyagoda, a satirical novel about two teenage girls navigating the absurdities of modern academia, with one aspiring to Harvard and the other destined for an elite college. Boyagoda, a University of Toronto professor, aims to spark discussion about higher education hypocrisy. The article serves as a guide for readers looking to explore new Canadian literary works this fall, emphasizing the diversity of genres and themes in contemporary Canadian literature. The National Post's feature highlights the richness of Canadian publishing and encourages readers to engage with these new releases.
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