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Last week I interviewed Jane Urquhart. We talked about her new biography of /response to Lucy Maud Montgomery. On the cover Lucy sports a quite stunning looking lid: The book is part of Penguin’s Extraordinary Canadians series. Seventeen titles in total are listed on the website; ...
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The Second Pass — ... Instead of trying to come up with a joke about an “Extraordinary Canadians” series (and don’t think I couldn’t), I’ll just say that these books do look quite lovely. . . . Gregory Cowles thinks Padgett Powell’s new novel, composed entirely of questions, is ...

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