July 25, 2009
Barren Ground Caribou
Mitzi Bytes
Reviews:
• The Toronto Star writes: “Entertaining, engaging and timely, Mitzi Bytes is a pleasure to read from start to finish. It heralds the arrival of a fantastic, fun new novelist on the Canadian scene.” • Canadian Living says Mitzi Bytes is “a compelling look into the personal consequences of the digital age.” • From Quill & Quire: Clare makes us rethink what it means to be a mother, daughter, and friend, and places the book directly within the current conversation about parenting in the 21st century. • HELLO Canada calls Mitzi Bytes “an entertaining and insightful read.” • Savvy Mom calls Mitzi Bytes “a beautifully penned story about truth, friendship, motherhood, and discovering who you are really are.” • From Open Letters Monthly, “Mitzi Bytes did not disappoint: I enjoyed it from start to finish. Even better, I was interested in it…” • From Tri-City News, “This book is a great read, with fun and relatable characters. “
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I've wandered past those strange quilted beasts a number of times, a few of them sober. God bless the Spadina Station entrance that few people use.
I am fascinated by the fact that it's somebody's job to clean it, or at least it must be, seeing as the installation has been there since 1977. And I wonder if there's a correlation between quilted art installations and less-frequented exits? Textiles get no respect.