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Tag archives: Visible Minority

95Books CWILA Self-Audit

Alright, I admit I’m bogged. I have a couple dozen books left to summarize from last year and the year is getting on. I don’t know if I can pare out the time before February. Following it is the breakdown on self-audit on categories of reading. In 2014 I read 144 titles, which is only […]

Posted byPearlJanuary 29, 2015Posted inCurrently readingTags: 95books, CanLit, CWILA, GLBTQQ, poetry, Visible Minority1 Comment on 95Books CWILA Self-Audit

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Since 2005, pesbo has been Pearl Pirie’s scrapbook of reading notes, event write-ups, and poetry mullings.

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