BEN McNALLY BOOKS

366 Bay Street
Toronto, ON  M5H 4B2
Tel. 416-361-0032

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Upcoming events

Welcome to Ben McNally Books

Dear Friends.

Thanks to everyone who attended our dinners at Grano this summer.
They were very successful and we'll try to put a couple on this fall.

And where did the summer go? Thanks to Simone, Titus and Danielle for
taking admirable care of the establishment throughout the month of August while I read a stack of books. OK, I read them while lying in the sun, but we'll have plenty of good reading recommendations for you
throughout the rest of the year.

With September looming it's time to start thinking about events.
Rupert has the lion's share early on, with three Fine Print events in early September.

Brunch at the King Edward resumes September 26, and before you know it
we'll have the International Festival of Authors (with an amazing roster) Oct 20-30.

We'll be closed Labour Day weekend (Sept 4,5,6) back in style
Tuesday September 7

Monday-Friday 10-6, Saturday (except long weekends) 11-5. Closed Sunday.
The Bay Street bus stops at our door.

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Upcoming Events

Globe and Mail/Ben McNally Brunch

Sunday, September 26, 2010 - 10:00am

King Edward Hotel

Tickets $45.00 (taxes included)
Please call 416-361-0032 with your credit card information to reserve a ticket.

Special Event

Emma Donoghue

Fine Print: Emma Donoghue

Wednesday, September 15, 2010 - 7:00pm

The Dora Keogh

Hosted by: The Fine Print

Please join The Fine Print and Harper Collins Canada as we celebrate the release of Emma Donoghue's eagerly anticipated new novel "The Room".

Reviews

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Day for Night by Frederick Reiken

Day For Night

by Frederick Reiken

Little Brown

How we all long for stories like this.

Frederick Reiken’s seductive and satisfying third novel, Day for Night, is one of those books that reminds you that fiction has a power that is, at its forward edges, impossible to equal.

This is a wonderful and an impressively accomplished book. It is powerful, memorable, and seductive.

Deceptively direct and readable, Day for Night reminds us, with studied and masterful obliquity, of the interconnectedness of all things, and of the mysticism of everyday life.