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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Tribute to Brian Southam
Brian Southam, author of Jane Austen and the Navy (2000) and many other books on Austen, died on October 7, 2010. A little more than five years ago, he visited Nova Scotia and spoke about Austen’s naval brothers, Charles and … Continue reading
Glass Voices
The Halifax Explosion was ninety-three years ago today, which makes me think again about Carol Bruneau’s novel Glass Voices. You can find my review of the book in a PDF on the Diocesan Times website, but because it’s a few … Continue reading
Posted in My Reviews, Nova Scotia History
Tagged Carol Bruneau, Cormorant Books, Diocesan Times, Glass Voices, Halifax Explosion
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