Media/Reviewing, Alice Munro, E-Books, Michael Ondaatje, Review Roundup
November 23, 2007 | 12:46 PM | By Scott MacDonald
So The New York Times has just unveiled its annual “100 Notable Books of the Year” list, and there ain’t a lot of Cancon on it. The only Canadian author we spotted was (surprise!) Alice Munro, for The View from Castle Rock, which, having been released here in 2006, just seems sooo yesterday. Meanwhile, another likely contender – Michael Ondaatje’s Divisadero – is nowhere to be seen.
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