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The cover of The Casino Shift appears on the left. On the right is an image of the book's author, Dr. Brian Goldman, accompanied by the logo of the UM Rady Faculty of Health Sciences.
The headline "Novel's narrative build on memory's fallible foundation" appears above a byline by Jen Zoratti in this image taken from the Winnipeg Free Press. The first few paragraphs of the article appear immediately below.
The cover of Canada & NATO: Myth of a Global Peacekeeper appears on the left. On the right is an image of the book's author, Owen Schalk.
The cover of Sharing the Light: Stories and Reflections appears on the left. On the right is an image of the book's author, Monique Gray Smith.
The cover of Sharing the Light by Monique Gray Smith appears on the left. An image of the author herself appears on the right, accompanied by the text POSTPONED in a red banner.
The cover of Joyful, Anyway (which features the title spelled out in deflating balloons) appears on the left. On the right is an image of the book's author, Kate Bowler.
Images of authors Jordan Abel and Kim Thúy appear on the left. On the right is an image of the Kanata Classics logo accompanied by cover images for NISHGA and Ru. A red "Postponed" banner appears overtop the image.
The cover of Wolf, Moon, Dog appears on the left. On the right is an image of the book's author, Thomas Wharton, wearing a hat and kissing a dog.
The cover of procession by katherena vermette appears on the left. On the right are images of event participants katherena vermette, Hannah Green, and Chimwemwe Undi.
The cover of Aliens on the Moon appears on the left. On the right is an image of the book's author, Thomas King.
The cover of Sisters in the Wind appears on the left. On the right are two reviews of the book. The first one reads: *"Weaving together the history of stolen Native children with the contemporary dangers to vulnerable teens, this unforgettable novel is impossible to put down…and races to an explosive conclusion." ―Booklist, starred review. The second review reads: *"Boulley delivers a propulsive mystery thriller...unflinching prose...[and] a devastating yet gripping tale of finding family, recontextualizing faith, and reclaiming ancestry that serves as a searing critique of the ways that systems can fail vulnerable youth."―Publisher's Weekly, starred review
The cover of Sisters in the Wind appears on the left. On the right is an image of the book's author, Angeline Boulley.
The covers of A Steady Brightness of Being and You Were Made for This World appear on the left. On the right is an image of the books' co-editors, Stephanie and Sara Sinclair, smiling while leaning against a brick wall.
The cover of Rock Star: My Life On and Off the Ice appears on the left. On the right is an image of the book's author, Jennifer Jones.
The cover of Sisters in the Wind appears on the left. On the right is an image of the book's author, Angeline Boulley.
An image of author Michael Crummey reading into a microphone appears on the left. On the right is an image of the author in conversation with Chris Hall of McNally Robinson Booksellers. A cropped image of the book cover of The Adversary appears in the foreground.
The cover of The True Cost of Wool appears on the left. On the right is an image of the book's author, Anna Hunter.
An image of an abstract coloured verticle rectangle appears on the left, similar in appearance to a brightly coloured horizon. The text to its right reads: "THE BOOK OF RECORDS. "I am enthralled by this book and amazed. It is capacious. Something so small should not be able to hold so much. And it is beautiful—an elegy of death and remembrance, of forgetting and of life." —James Gleick, author of Chaos: Making a New Science and Time Travel: A History. An Evening with Madeleine Thien, Friday May 9, 7:00 pm. McNally Robinson Booksellers, Grant Park, 1120 Grant Ave. Hosted by Jenny Heijun Wills. Co-presented by Plume Winnipeg."
An image of an abstract coloured verticle rectangle appears on the left, similar in appearance to a brightly coloured horizon. The text to its right reads: "THE BOOK OF RECORDS. “[In The Book of Records, Madeleine Thien] revisits themes of coercion, betrayal, and guilt that made her Booker Prize–shortlisted Do Not Say We Have Nothing (2016) so powerful. This is a more abstract work, though its highly intellectual nature is counterpointed by riveting scenes of terror and flight. . . . [A] bold attempt to reach new ground in an already distinguished literary career. . . . Challenging fiction that serious readers will find enriching and rewarding.” —Kirkus Reviews (starred review). An Evening with Madeleine Thien, Friday May 9, 7:00 pm. McNally Robinson Booksellers, Grant Park, 1120 Grant Ave. Hosted by Jenny Heijun Wills. Co-presented by Plume Winnipeg."
An image of an abstract coloured verticle rectangle appears on the left, similar in appearance to a brightly coloured horizon. The text to its right reads: "THE BOOK OF RECORDS. "Both poetic and lucid, The Book of Records is exquisitely rich and ambitious, weaving a shapeshifting labyrinth of memories and loss. Reading the book, I was in constant awe of its intellectual opulence, which illuminates the path to an unending time. A much-needed book in times like these, it reminds us of the enduring light of humanity." —Yan Ge, author of Elsewhere. An Evening with Madeleine Thien, Friday May 9, 7:00 pm. McNally Robinson Booksellers, Grant Park, 1120 Grant Ave. Hosted by Jenny Heijun Wills. Co-presented by Plume Winnipeg."
An image of an abstract coloured verticle rectangle appears on the left, similar in appearance to a brightly coloured horizon. The text to its right reads: "THE BOOK OF RECORDS. "An immersive, mind-bending experience that intertwines characters and perspectives seldom connected, to create unexpected, resonant bonds . . . [The novel] is written with a lightness of prose that belies the emotional and philosophical weight of the material . . . Remarkable . . . Thien's genius and mastery of her craft is on full display here." —Weike Wang, author of Rental House. An Evening with Madeleine Thien, Friday May 9, 7:00 pm. McNally Robinson Booksellers, Grant Park, 1120 Grant Ave. Hosted by Jenny Heijun Wills. Co-presented by Plume Winnipeg.
The cover of The Book of Records: A Novel appears on the left. On the right is an image of the book's author, Madeleine Thien, accompanied by the Plume Winnipeg logo.
The text "Skullduggery in high places!" credited to Liz Nugent, bestselling author of Strange Sally Diamond, appears atop an image of a village by the sea with waves crashing against its mountainous shores.
The cover of Death on the Island by Eliza Reid appears on the left. On the right is text set overtop of a darkened sky with a lighthouse breaking through the dark set atop a hill. The text reads: "An intriguing mystery, an exotic setting, and a Christie vibe - what's not to love?" - Shari Lapena, internationally bestselling author
An image of mystery authors Louise Penny and Eliza Reid appears on the left. They are both smiling and Louise is pointing at Eliza. To the right is the quote "A brilliant debut" attributed to Louise Penny, #1 New York Times bestselling author. The text of the quote is set over a dark image of the sea.
An image of the front cover of Death on the Island: A Novel by Eliza Reid appears on the left. On the right is an image of the author herself.
The cover of Theory of Water: Nishnaabe Maps to the Times Ahead appears on the left. On the right is an image of the book's author, Leanne Betasamosake Simpson.
An image of the front cover of "One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This" appears on the left. On the right is an image of the book's author, Omar El Akkad.
An image of text that reads '"Part elegy, part rallying cry, this magnificent book should, and will, be required reading for future generations." -TÉA OBREHT, author of The Morningside "This book "wants us to answer its questions with the greatest possible honesty... What it gives us is nothing less than lionhearted, dauntless, unembellished love." - MEGHA MAJUMDAR, author of A Burning'
An image of the front cover of One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This appears on the left. On the right is an image of the book's author, Omar El Akkad.
a graphic that reads, "Black History Month"
A graphic that details the Stick to Reading contest. The same info is in the post text.
The book cover to "kl: A History of the Nazi Concentration Camps" by Nikolaus Wachsmann
A shot of the atrium in our Grant Park location. It's full of people!
A graphic which displays the cover to Ali Smith's forthcoming novel, "Gliff." Text beside it reads, "Preorder for a chance to receive a signed bookplate."
A graphic for the relaunch of The Inside Scoop. The details in the graphic are the same as in the post.
A graphic for "Kiyanaan," the Indigenous Theatre Festival mentioned in the post.
A picture of the stage at MTC. A hand holds up the playbill for "Waitress"
A meme. In the top panel, Dennis Nedry from the film Jurassic Park says, "HEY, EVERYBODY! THIS GUY IS WORRIED PEOPLE ARE GOING TO JUDGE HIM FOR HAVING TOO MANY BOOKS ON HIS TBR." In the second panel, he says, "SEE. NOBODY CARES."
The Canada Reads logo
a graphic that showcases the 9 albums of the year selected by the music manager. the list of them is included in the post's text.
a picture of a black toque with the McNally Robinson logo stitched onto it
A graphic which reads, "The McNally Robinson Classics Book Club: February through June." Underneath that text are five book covers: "Wuthering Heights," "Lady Audley's Secret," "Frankenstein," "The Return of the Soldier," and "To the Lighthouse."
A stack of ten books. The list of books is in the link provided in the post
A photo of a stack of books, but the books are obscured by the words, "Coming Soon: Our Top Ten Fiction Picks for 2024."
The cover of True Reconciliation appears on the left. On the right is an image of the book's co-author, Jody Wilson-Raybould.
A graphic advertising the Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra's concert "City of Song: Winnipeg 150," which takes place on Nov 30, 2024, at 7:30pm at the WAG
A graphic which reads, "Books of the Season." The image is an illustration of a polar bear
The cover of 111 Places in Winnipeg That You Must Not Miss appears on the left. On the right are images of the book's author, Donna Janke, as well as the book's photographer, Gindalee Ouskun.
An image of the cover of Re-Storying Education appears on the left. On the right is an image of the book's author, Carolyn Roberts.
A pixelated shot from the film, The Dark Knight. Batman is looking down on somebody and screaming, "WHERE ARE THEY?!?!"
Three copies of Anne Michaels' novel "Held" sit on top of a bookshelf
A copy of the book "She Won the Vote for Women" stands on a shelf. A banner reading, "Canadian History" appears behind it
The book "Heartbreak is the National Anthem" sits on a red display shelf