An Interview with Miriam Toews

by Tory McNally - Friday, Aug 29, 2008 at 9:08pm

Miriam answers my questions about life, writing, and transplants.

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Augusten Burroughs Digs Into His Past Again

by Tory McNally - Thursday, Apr 17, 2008 at 12:55am

Wolf at the Table : A Memoir of My Father

On April 29, Macmillan will release Augusten Burroughs' new memoir. It tells the story of Augusten's relationship with his father.

The audiobook, set to release the same day, will include four songs inspired by the book and performed by Burroughs' favourite indie bands.

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McNally Robinson Calgary to close in August

by Tory McNally - Thursday, Mar 13, 2008 at 12:55pm

In a sad series of events, the Calgary store will close on August 1st, 2008. It has been a labour of love for many over the years but economics have conspired against it and it is now time to move on.

The store will continue to function as usual for as long as it possibly can. The Calgary staff have promised to remain until the end.

I especially wish to thank the staff in Calgary who have been as motivated and kindhearted a group as one could ever hope for.

You can find the official press release here: McNally Robinson Sells Calgary Building.

DK Goes Green

by Tory McNally - Wednesday, Mar 05, 2008 at 5:59pm

Dorling Kindersley, the publisher of beautiful pictorials, is launching a new line of books called "Made With Care".

The books, beginning with four titles for the Spring 2008 season, are printed on recycled paper with organic vegetable dyes, no dust jackets, and will have a 52% smaller carbon footprint than a regular DK title.

Small steps count; this is a revolutionary one.

The first two "Made With Care" titles, which will be available in May, are Grow Organic and Make It!. Earth Matters and Green Babycare will be available later in the Spring.

Cult of the Amateur by Andrew Keen

by Tory McNally - Tuesday, Sep 04, 2007 at 9:07pm

Andrew Keen believes that all of those bloggers out there are ruining our civilization. And he has a point: the internet is a place where lies, plagiarism and piracy are rampant. Our creative communities are worse off for it--they are no longer being paid for the work that they do. Our traditional media and arts institutions are suffering. Mr. Keen wishes to celebrate and revere the lowly fact checker who spreads truth and credit where it is so badly needed. Our artists, editors, musicians and writers are being undermined by resume-less amateurs who work well as a compliment to traditional media but cannot provide the whole.

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