Christopher Pratt Fiction It’s hard to imagine so

It’s hard to imagine so many authorial impersonations in one book: a middle-aged gardener retreats from domestic chaos to the privacy of his rooftop shelter

cultural journalist Jeet Heer offers a quirky collection of literary criticism that touches on a wide range of contemporary topics

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In her final year at OCAD Megan was the recipient of the Bill Poole Memorial Award (for book arts) and the Diana Myers Book Award

Christopher Pratt Fiction It’s hard to imagine soChristopher Pratt, author of Thoughts on Driving to Venus, is a prominent Canadian painter and printmaker known for creating meticulously precise images of Atlantic Canadian settings. Born in St. Johns Newfoundland in 1935, he studied art at the Glasgow School of Art and Mount Allison University in Sackville, New Brunswick, before deciding in 1963 to dedicate himself to his art full time in his home province of Newfoundland. His works have been