Posted on August 13, 2026
by Jamieson Wolf
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If you didn’t know already, I am a huge book nerd. I am almost always reading more than one book at a time. Currently, I’m reading Pride and Provocateur by Melissa Yi (almost done and so absolutely fantastic and it fills me with so… Continue Reading “You Win Some – On Being an Aurora Award Nominated Author”
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I’m super thrilled! The voting for the Prix Aurora Awards is now open! If you are a member of The Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy Association (CSFFA), you can now place your vote! My novel Minotaur is up for Best YA Novel. Voting runs… Continue Reading “Prix Aurora Awards – Voting Is Open!”
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The first Shakespeare play that I ever read was Romeo and Juliet. Like a lot of other people, I read it in high school. It opened up a whole world for me, full of true love and tragedy, hope and solace. I fell in… Continue Reading “Mercutio by Kate Heartfield – A Book Review”
Category: Book ReviewsTags: Adventure, Book, Book Review, books, Dante, Fae, Farie, HarperVoyager, Incredible, journey, Kate Heartfield, lgbtq, Love, magic, Magical, Mercutio, Mortal, Queer, review, Reviews, Romeo, Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare, Tragedy, Wonderful, writing
Posted on December 30, 2025
by Jamieson Wolf
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It’s that lovely time of year when I look back at all of the books that brought me so much joy throughout the year. These are the books that made me feel seen, gave me hope, helped me learn about myself and left me… Continue Reading “Best Books of 2025”
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Posted on November 1, 2025
by Jamieson Wolf
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I’ve always loved a good mystery novel. I love not knowing the solution and trying to figure out who did the crime, piecing together the red herrings and breadcrumbs until the end of the book when the killer is revealed. I love it when… Continue Reading “The Joy of Three Pines – Lousie Penny and the Launch of The Black Wolf”
Category: Author Appearances, Author Photos, BooksTags: Armand Gamache, Author, Author Readings, Book Review, books, Family, Fiction, home, Louise Penny, Mystery, NAC, Paul Workman, Perfect Books, The Black Wolf, The National Art Centre, Three Pines
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