Tag: immigration

• What I’ve Been Reading Lately

  Loves, I haven’t written in a while. I know. There you are, sitting around waiting patiently, in quiet desperation, for me to tell you what to read. And here I am, barely able to make it through a page before I have to get up out of my chair and rush with great urgency to […]

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  March 31, 2018

  Reading Life

  19th century, autofiction, criticism, essays, immigration, Montréal, motherhood, translation