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🗞️ First review of Sarah Mintz’s NORMA (April 2024) just dropped in the The British Columbia Review (formerly Ormsby): “Mintz showcases an astounding capacity to use her prose as both straightforward narrative and wild experiment.”—Tricia Bowering, The BC Review thebcreview.ca/2024/02/07/206…

#BookReview: NORMA by Sarah Mintz “In this slim volume, Mintz (Handwringers) showcases an astounding capacity to use her prose as both straightforward narrative and wild experiment” Invisible Publishing thebcreview.ca/2024/02/07/206…

Been on an unintentional but completely necessary binge of books on age and aging - this one from Invisible Publishing has taken me completely by surprise

Sarah Mintz’s NORMA makes the best book preview of the spring. (Alongside 90+ other very exciting books.)

My April staff pick Literati Bookstore is one of the most odd and engaging books I’ve read this year. So grateful to have bumped into Invisible Publishing at Winter Institute where they put a copy in my hand. If this isn’t on your indie press upcoming radar, you know what to do!

These three titles are available today! Prairie Edge by Conor Kerr (McClelland & Stewart), NORMA by Sarah Mintz (Invisible Publishing) and Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit by @nsandergreen (House of Anansi Press). #CravingCanLit

One helluva (read: luxuriously long) review for Sarah Mintz's NORMA in the The Vancouver Sun. NORMA is available wherever you buy books. vancouversun.com/entertainment/…

“Marred, rambling, incomplete, and terminally misguided, Norma captivates on the page”: reviewing NORMA by Sarah Mintz… vancouversun.com/entertainment/…

Read an excerpt from NORMA (@Invisibooks), the new and exciting novel from Sarah Mintz. Free to our readers right now on Open Book! #AmReading #Novel #Excerpt #BookTwt open-book.ca/News/Read-an-E…

“Mintz is able to balance a clear-eyed, almost ruthless narrative precision with a voluble subtextual empathy. It’s a delicate feat and results in a powerful, destabilizing examination of loss, age and the darkness that—potentially—awaits us all.” thestar.com/entertainment/…

A new review of s mintz’s NORMA, full of "gorgeous, evocative prose," in the Winnipeg Free Press. winnipegfreepress.com/arts-and-life/…

“There was the sound of the sky, did you know that the sky made a sound? You don’t know until it doesn’t, I bet.” Read three short stories by Sarah Mintz (s mintz): relegationbooks.com/article/three-…

The incomparable Sarah Mintz (s mintz) joined Tim Blackett on his literary podcast to discuss NORMA and Handwringers. podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/tim…

USRofC Prize reading: What happens when we begin spending more time immersed in the ephemera of the Internet than in reality? And how could this be represented in literature? Norma by Sarah Mintz is the answer. Invisible Publishing USRofC #usrofc

a short speech about art: open.substack.com/pub/minimeat/p…