author of Refuge (novel, 2018) Gutenberg's Fingerprint (memoir, 2017), The Paradise Project, The Convict Lover, & more; curious about all things past and future
So much fun cooking all these drinks, appies, bread, soups, salads, mains, especially desserts. Ten lbs gained for @PeleeIslandBird@pelee_heritage. Birdfeed Contest: Find birds embedded in menus. Great prizes! https://t.co/hFmth6EtRr
You wanted #recipes? Here are some yummies! https://t.co/9PIqoAvTup We couldn't do an in-person @PeleeIslandBird@pelee_heritage#bird celebration gala this year so it's online. Munch along w. us on May 9, + choose your own menu! Tx to @MerilynSimonds for pulling this together!
Friyay!!
Hoarder Penny's #FridayReads is Refuge by @MerilynSimonds@ecwpress
It's already shaping up to be an excellent reading experience. Looking forward to spending the weekend with it.
@TorontoStar calls @MerilynSimonds's 18th novel, REFUGE, a "story that sweeps through the last century and around the globe, deeply engaged with the natural world, history and our human ties, one to another . . . bracing and beautiful." https://t.co/TlvjEaRLdv
"Refuge is bejewelled by fine writing...in terms of structure and imagery, it is a marvel." Little pleases more than a well-written, thoughtful, insightful review. Thank you @debramartens and @CanadaNY Canadian Writers Abroad https://t.co/wAMAO7HqSX @ecwpress
In my novel Refuge, Cassandra MacCallum—a Canadian nurse in Mexico—is called upon to photograph a neighbour's daughter, who has died. I stared at Reva’s portrait of the dead child: this was the picture I had imagined Cassandra taking. https://t.co/2IwH6Pd0CE @ecwpress@lithub
Photographs uncompromisingly honest, yet poetic—Reva Brooks' mid-century portraits eerily match those of the heroine of my novel Refuge. “Had I heard about her —or tapped into some female-photographer truth?” https://t.co/km0ZNT0H8M @lithub@ecwpress https://t.co/2IwH6Pd0CE
I just finished @Sandra_Gulland new novel Game of Hope. I was spellbound, as will everyone with a special love for the Josephine trilogy. Sandra shows us Napoleonic France through the unique perspective of Josephine's young daughter Hortense. Enthralling!
It was a pleasure to not only meet @MerilynSimonds yesterday at @torontoWOTS but to see her hand glide over my copy of GUTENBERG'S FINGERPRINT and sign with a fountain pen: For Steven, With admiration and appreciation for all you do for books. Merilyn Simonds @ecwpress
I am excited to be hearing @MerilynSimonds read from her latest work at @torontoWOTS but I hope I get a chance to get her to sign a copy of "Gutenberg’s Fingerprint" for my library. Here is a link to an interview she did for my blog last year. https://t.co/cymQGvgP2g @ecwpress