Tag: dean garlick – chloes. Ex Libris:: Dean Garlick – Chloes. Chloes; Dean Garlick (Lodge Press) 79 pages, perfect bound; Montréal, QC::web/words:: english; français; From the psychological-state connections of Robin Jenkins: We often have the sensation of feeling as though we did not actually do something. Our memory recalls a person. · Chloes Dean Garlick Illustrated by Nicole Legault Lodge Press $ paper 80pp The stark contrast between responsible Chloe and bohemian Anson, the hilarious house party where everything goes wrong, and the description of first love gone awry are all clichés of sorts that could have made for a conventional tale. Dean Garlick is a fiction writer living in Montreal. His first novel, The Fish, was published in on Anteism Press. It has been translated into Frenc /5(4).
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Chloes Dean Garlick Illustrated by Nicole Legault Lodge Press $ paper 80pp The stark contrast between responsible Chloe and bohemian Anson, the hilarious house party where everything goes wrong, and the description of first love gone awry are all clichés of sorts that could have made for a conventional tale. Dean Garlick is a fiction writer living in Montreal. His first novel, The Fish, was published in on Anteism Press. It has been translated into French by René-Daniel Dubois for Montreal publisher, Les Allusifs, and is set for release in fall of From the psychological-state connections of Robin Jenkins: We often have the sensation of feeling as though we did not actually do something. Our memory recalls a person that is apparently ourselves, the facts we have more or less converge on it being us but nevertheless it feels as though it was a different person altogether.
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