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The Globe bestsellers

The lists for May 12, 2012

Julie Bruck, poet
the daily review, Wed., May 16

Julie Bruck’s Monkey Ranch: A success by any measure

George Murray reviews Monkey Ranch, by Julie Bruck

Tim Bowling, author of 'The Tinsmith'
Review: Fiction

Blood and cruelty, friendship and fish

Robert J. Wiersema reviews The Tinsmith, by Tim Bowling

West coast author Esi Edugyan at her home in her library north of Victoria, B.C.

Esi Edugyan’s Half-Blood Blues wins fiction award at BC Book Prizes

BC Book Prizes were handed out in Vancouver on Saturday

Author and cartoonist Kevin Sylvester reads on the front porch of his Toronto home.
My Books, My Place

The al fresco Kevin Sylvester

Author and illustrator does his reading out of doors

Harpo Marx, the wigged, non-speaking member of the Marx Brothers
Review: Non-fiction

Harpo, Marx and Wagner

Joe Queenan reviews The Anatomy of Harpo Marx, by Wayne Koestenbaum

Mordecai Richler waits in the wings of the Premier Theatre for his roast as part of the authors week, Oct. 18, 2000.

Humour

Calvin Trillin, Sean Cullen and why Mordecai Richler is funny

PEN Canada’s dialogue series brings together two high-profile humorists to talk about what makes the Canadian novelist’s work comical

Publishing

Kirstie McLellan Day: Hockey’s leading muse

Calgary sportswriter breaks into the bestseller lists with bios of Theo Fleury, Bob Probert and Rob MacLean

The Daily Review, Tue., May 15

Just a spoonful of broccoli

Chris Nuttall-Smith reviews Outside the Box, by Jeannie Marshall

The tell

Ayaan Hirsi Ali: from Muslim ‘infidel’ to mother

During Ayaan Hirsi Ali's journey from devout Muslim to atheist activist, she rebelled against her religion and her family.

The Daily Review, Mon., May 14

A quiet Canadian apocalypse

Brett Alexander Savory reviews The Rest Is Silence, by Scott Fotheringham

Inverview

Mantel: She writes about Cromwell, but Henry VIII is the key

With the release of Bring Up the Bodies, bestselling author gets back into the head of the Tudors’ consigliere

Review: Fiction

A sequel for all seasons

Guy Gavriel Kay reviews Bring Up the Bodies, by Hilary Mantel

Review: Fiction

Lord love a mechanical duck

Zsuzsi Gartner reviews The Chemistry of Tears, by Peter Carey

Review: Fiction

John Irving crushes the sexual reactionaries

Steven Hayward reviews In One person, by John Irving

Review: Fiction

The odyssey from hell

André Alexis reviews Home, by Toni Morrison

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