
Hey, it's Jay.
I'm a tech writer and book reviewer, and this is my book blog where I hope to publish off the cuff reviews. Mostly, I'm writing about work from living authors or books I've connected with. Every now and again, I might chime in with a pithy observation or talk about town.
I'm from Canada, based in Montreal, but I frequently spend time in Poland and Europe at large, eating, reading and living.
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Sarah Moses, Strange Water
If you’re a reader that delights in texts that surprise, then Moses’s Strange Water is a book you’ll want to read.

Manahil Bandukwala, Heliotropia
I am confident when I say it is genuinely so exciting to read and listen to everything Manahil Bandukwala creates.

Brian Dedora, The Apple in The Orchard
Brave, astonishing and unique: now that is exactly how I would describe Brian Dedora’s work.

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