Category: Books Written by William Belle

You start reading about somebody and your eyes just start getting bigger as your lips form the words, "Good Lord!" The Huffington Post used the word "wunderkind" and at the age of 26, this literary dynamo seems to be very much deserving of such an appellation.

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Category: Books Written by William Belle

Saturday's Globe and Mail (Feb 12/2011) ran an article by Elio Iannacci with the intriguing title, "What women want: Gay male romance novels". What? They do? Is this the explanation behind the phenomenal success of Brokeback Mountain?
Mr. Iannacci explains surprisingly enough that not

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Category: Books Written by William Belle

I was cruising around the Internet and ran across a comment on a blog. The author gave the URL to a book he had apparently written asking the blogger, or anybody else I guess, to have a look. He then added, "Also, it would help me to go up in the rating system if any of my friends would

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Category: Books Written by William Belle

In discovering National Novel Writing Month (see NaNoWriMo: Write a novel in 1 month?), I found out about many people who have given themselves an amazing goal and successfully carried through with what seems to be a daunting challenge. Yes, there are many like myself who write a few hundred

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Category: Books Written by Viresh Fernanado

March appearances include Timothy Taylor, Cynthia Holz, Jonathan Coe, Jasper Fforde and more

Authors at Harbourfront Centre (AUTHORS) is pleased to present a month full of activities this March, with events including readings by Scotiabank Giller Prize nominated author Timothy Taylor (Mar.

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Category: Books Written by BH

...how many directors are there in the world who have achieved immortality through cinema?' The question raised above is not just an extract from writer Nasreen Munni Kabir's introduction of the book 'The Dialogue of Pyaasa' but also a one line summary of the intent behind Guru Dutt's classic

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Category: Books Written by Rabia Sheikh

The second Karachi literature festival 2011 took place on 5th and 6th February at Carlton hotel in Karachi.
  The festival, jointly organized by Oxford University Press and British Council, was aimed at promoting Pakistani writers and bringing them closer to the readers.
Festival included

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