An Unbiased Review of My Husband’s New Book, ‘Once Removed’
You’re probably thinking I’m going to love Once Removed because it’s written by my brilliant husband. Well, you’re wrong. I do not love Once Removed […]
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On ‘Making Believe’: 5 Questions with Magdalene Redekop
Magdalene Redekop is Professor Emerita of English at the University of Toronto. Her new book, Making Believe: Questions About Mennonites and Art, is “part criticism, […]
Local Columnists Are Like Windows
I’m becoming more and more appreciative of local columnists in our local paper, The Carillon. They’re like windows into small but active communities I don’t […]
“Auction sales are kind of a sad time…”
I was reading Armin Wiebe’s latest book Grandmother, Laughing when I came across this part where the character Tien says, “Auction sales are a kind […]
A Mennonite Classic’s Long Long Journey to Our Home
Today I’m going to write about a book I haven’t read. I know you’re probably not supposed to do that. (Or maybe that’s what everyone […]