Comparison kills: why ranking books can get problematic
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Comparison kills: why ranking books can get problematic
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What are the best books published this month? Questions and titles like this led to writer and teacher Thea Lim’s article “Abolish the Top Ten List,” for the Walrus magazine. She noticed how rankings and lists dominate how we speak about books, narrowing the number of titles that reach the surface. Is this a healthy way to interact with art? She joins the show to talk about it. Plus, author Don Gillmor talks about his venture into crime thriller writing with Cherry Beach and recommends a read-alike.
Books discussed on this week's show include:
Small Mercies by Dennis Lehane
Cherry Beach by Don Gillmor
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