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  1. I DO have some horror books coming up that I’m going to read and review. I bought a couple of horror novellas that I’m pumped about, plus a few classic pulp horror novels. Stephen Graham Jones is such a nice person, and I love his devotion to the horror genre. I guess there is a part of me that wonders WHY he wants to have really confusing sections in his novel. I may have mentioned that I tried reading his memoir and couldn’t follow along with that, unfortunately.

    1. Ah I totally forgot about the opening scene in my review – so good right??? made me want to watch a slasher right then and there :)

    1. This is the perfect October read Cathy! Highly recommend pushing through to it in the next few weeks ;)

  2. As usual, Canada is way ahead of the United States with this acknowledgment and Truth and Reconciliation Day. It’s a good step! I wish we could do it here. Maybe someday. This book sounds too scary for me, as you may have suspected. 😉 I’m not much of a horror fan!

    1. We may feel ahead in some things, but it’s funny, we always feel so behind in others :)

  3. Very interesting, Anne – thanks for telling us a bit about the Truth and Reconciliation Day. Living in a country where we indigenous people still form the vast majority of the population and the dominant culture it’s all strange to me, but I’m fascinated by how the various nations around the world that were formed out of colonies and dominions are coming to terms with their impact on the indigenous cultures. Each one is approaching it differently, but it seems NZ and Canada are leading the way.

    1. It does seem like that, and it is an interesting thing to see how different places across the world are dealing with it differently…

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