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My new novel is not published until next year, but it can be ordered from today. Signed copies also available at linktr.ee/RobertHarrisAGRIPP… It picks up the story of Rome from where the Cicero trilogy ended, and is nearly as thrilling as this trailer
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¡Buenos días!
En nuestra ciudad, la lectura es un derecho y una fiesta colectiva.
#Lectódromo #DíaMundialDelLibro
#CapitalDeLaTransformación
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#OTD in 2024, I spoke with @GregorCraigie about his book, Our Crumbling Foundation: How We Solve Canada’s Housing Crisis. #NewsRadioBookshelf @CityNewsVAN vancouver.citynews.ca/2024/0…
Deirdre Molina retweeted
Nice to be nominated for this fine award once again!
"The 2024 #BalsilliePrize shortlist represents the pinnacle of Canadian #publicpolicy writing, deftly encapsulating some of the most intractable & difficult policy challenges facing governments & citizens alike."
Discover the shortlist at writerstrust.com/BalsilliePr… #cdnpoli #canlit
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And we’re off! #Litfest2024 has begun with a session about our regional and national challenges around housing. Featuring a conversation with journalist @GregorCraigie and @timquerengesser.
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Reforming health care and addressing housing woes are two of the most pressing social and political issues in Canada. 🇨🇦 What a pleasure to moderate a thoughtful and enlightening discussion with authors @janephilpott and @GregorCraigie at @VanWritersFest.
Deirdre Molina retweeted
Both of their books are excellent:
"Health For All: A Doctor's Prescription for a Healthier Canada," by @janephilpott
"Our Crumbling Foundation: How We Solve Canada's Housing Crisis," by @gregorcraigie.
via @PenguinRandomCA @McClellandBooks @VanWritersFest
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Thanks @picardonhealth for your expertise in guiding the conversation with @GregorCraigie & me. Health care & housing crises have much in common - but today's conversation made it clear that solutions exist for both. Thanks too to @VanWritersFest for superb organizing. 📚
Reforming health care and addressing housing woes are two of the most pressing social and political issues in Canada. 🇨🇦 What a pleasure to moderate a thoughtful and enlightening discussion with authors @janephilpott and @GregorCraigie at @VanWritersFest.
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The Women Behind the Door by Roddy Doyle review – his best yet theguardian.com/books/2024/s…
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Canada is experiencing a housing crisis. CBC journalist @GregorCraigie explains how Canada reached this critical impasse—and solutions for the future—in Our Crumbling Foundation, available now from @PenguinRandomCA. Hear Craigie speak at #VWF2024.
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Salt Spring Islanders working to fix housing and healthcare with this essential-worker housing project.
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The housing crisis is one of the biggest challenges Canada faces nowadays. That's what makes @GregorCraigie 's "Our crumbling Foundation" such a valuable book. It goes beyond the assessment of the issue and looks around the world for solutions. Superb read.
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An extract from Robert Harris’s new novel PRECIPICE, set in 1914 and based on the real-life romance between 26-year-old Venetia Stanley and the Prime Minister H H Asquith.
The audiobook, read by me, is out on 29 August. You can pre-order it now on Audible soundcloud.com/penguin-books…
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On the blog, @Robert___Harris shares the opening chapter of his gripping new novel PRECIPICE, transporting readers to the Britain of 1914, with the British Prime Minister on the verge of leading the nation into war: exyu.short.gy/6ger9v
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Kudos to @globebusiness for finding the right adjectives to describe Canada's #HousingCrisis . I might add "tragic" to the list as well.
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He works full-time as an electrician but still can't afford to rent an apartment, so he rents a small office instead and sleeps there secretly. Another day in Canada's #HousingCrisis cbc.ca/news/canada/rent-apar…
