Canadians Are Literary Snobs
Via Emerald City, a provocative piece from the National Post on why genre is the Rodney Dangerfield of the canlit scene.
The Reading Diary of John Dupuis
This blog will include short, informal reviews & commentary about my current non-professional reading. The initial series of postings are reviews I wrote a few years ago for Warp, the MonSFFA zine. The main genres at work here are science fiction, horror, contemporary fantasy, popular science, mysteries, thrillers and some general fiction and non-fiction. I also read a fair bit of what used to be called slipstream.
About Me
- Name: John Dupuis
- Location: Toronto, Ontario
I'm the Head of the Steacie Science & Engineering Library, York University, Toronto. Comments and feedback are welcome at jdupuis at yorku dot ca.
Previous Posts
- Fox, Andrew. Bride of the fat white vampire. New ...
- Parker, Robert B. Potshot. New York: Berkley, 2002...
- Farmer, Philip Jose. To You Scattered Bodies Go. N...
- Levinson, Paul. Borrowed Tides. New York: Tor, 200...
- Smith, Marshall. The Straw Men. New York: Jove 20...
- Deighton, Len. SS-GB. London: Grafton, 1987. 402pp.
- Wheen, Francis. How mumbo-jumbo conquered the worl...
- Long, Jeff. Year Zero.New York: Pocket Star, 2003....
- Fforde, Jasper. The Eyre Affair. London: Coronet,...
- Sawyer, Robert J. Humans. New York: Tor, 2003. 317pp
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