Michael Ondaatje's The Cat's Table, reviewed by Linda Leith
Linda Leith's review of Michael Ondaatje's great new novel, The Cat's Table in the Montreal Gazette.
Linda Leith's review of Michael Ondaatje's great new novel, The Cat's Table in the Montreal Gazette.
Aside from necessary funds, restoring a landscape or great garden requires patience, understanding, knowledge, and a good helping of genius. Gardens, unlike pyramids or palaces, can disappear through neglect, financial collapse, or death of original maker. They are often staked to the fortunes of the families.

Eden Project, Cornwall
This is, in short, the busiest time of the year for literary publishers here, perhaps even more so than elsewhere in Canada, since the Quebec industry takes its lead from France in its single-minded focus on the fall.
Kim Thuy

All this would be simpler had I had an electronic book reader, I thought on my way home. Sooner or later, it was now clear to me, I would have to surrender to the commanders of progress who want to sell us devices and an endless supply of books in electronic format.
