Posted on August 10, 2018
by Catherine Austen
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My tiny home office was featured in this week’s “Writing Spaces,” a regular blog post from The New Quarterly. This is a fabulous weekly feature from TNQ that offers a peek into the working spaces of each issue’s writers, along with inspiring anecdotes and… Continue Reading “Writing Spaces”
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Posted on September 2, 2016
by Catherine Austen
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For the eighth time in my life, I’m trying to finish Milton’s Paradise Lost. (So far, I’ve reread Book I, the bit about the fallen angels landing in hell. It’s fun to read aloud when you get to lines like, “Awake, arise, or be… Continue Reading “Satan Makes Lemonade”
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Posted on December 4, 2012
by Catherine Austen
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If you’re interested in young adult novels, you should: (a) read Daniel Pinkwater’s Young Adult Novel; and (b) join the Goodreads YA Reads for Teachers (and Any Other Adults!) discussion group. I am the group’s Guest Author this month, so I’ll be talking with discussion… Continue Reading “Goodreads Discussion Group Guest Author”
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