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Litbloggers weigh in on Giller picks

A brief survey of responses to yesterday’s Giller shortlist announcement:

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3 Responses to “Litbloggers weigh in on Giller picks”

  1. angel guerra says:

    Bob Rae now wears contact lenses to look younger but still lacks vision. Miss A is on a youth kick since her great love boat discovery of two Gillers past. Nino should have been on the list and so too Kathlyn Bradshaw for the Frankenstein Murders. And Ken Harvey. But the new wave is here and the
    Giller seems a little more vital for it.

  2. George says:

    Either you’re being drier than a cork leg, which I would admire, or you’ve missed the self-deprecation and sarcasm in my post.

  3. Candice Carneiro says:

    The general public seems to take to Mary Swan’s “Boys in the Trees”…visit http://www.guessthegiller.ca to enter your votes. As a bonus there are some great prizes to be won too!

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