21. The Blotter: Mom: 'Carol Sue Would Be Alive Today' If Not For Huckabee Mike Huckabee from becoming president, because he freed the man who went on to rape and murder her daughter, carol Sue shields (pictured). http://blogs.abcnews.com/theblotter/2007/12/mom-carol-sue-w.html

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22. The Next Best Kiss - 99.01 A short story by carol shields. See an Atlantic Unbound interview with carol shields. Both of them loved to talk or, more accurately, http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/99jan/kiss.htm

Return to this issue's Table of Contents. J A N U A R Y 1 9 9 9 In another time, in a more exuberant century, sadness was dignified; it was referred to as melancholy; it was described as autumnal in tone and tinged with woodsmoke. It was a real affliction, like color blindness or flat feet by Carol Shields The online version of this story appears in two parts. Click here to go to part two. ODD and Sandy had been friends for just a few weeks, and Sandy knew they were about to say good-bye to each other. This thing between them was an episode taking place on a small screen. A mini-flick, as Todd would say, a scenario, a sketch. One million words had flown by, but nothing had been promised or declared, and Sandy could sense the way she and Todd were using each other up minute by minute, one talky voice drinking the other dry. Discuss this story in Browse a collection of recent fiction from The Atlantic Monthly. From Atlantic Unbound See an Atlantic Unbound interview with Carol Shields. Both of them loved to talk or, more accurately, they felt compelled to talk. A hyperverbal compulsion was what they shared, according to their acquaintances, way up there on the glottal thermometer, and that was putting it kindly. This talkiness might be genetic, or it might be what was expected of them. They were both professors, he on the West Coast, she on the East; she was in history, he was in sociology/film studies/cultural exegesis. ("Professor of et cetera" that was one of Todd's little jokes on himself, almost his only joke.)

23. Carol Shields On LibraryThing | Catalog Your Books Online There are 126 conversations about carol shields s books. Member ratings. Average (3.65) Disambiguation notice. Users with books by carol shields http://www.librarything.com/author/shieldscarol

Language: English [ others Albanian Basque Bulgarian ... Welsh Over twenty-two million books on members' bookshelves. Home Book Suggestions Zeitgeist Groups ... Blog Columbia University 1 picture add a picture Author: Carol Shields Also known as: Carol Shields Carol Sheilds Carola Shields Members Reviews Rating Favorited Conversations Books by Carol Shields combine/separate works The stone diaries 1506 copies, 23 reviews Unless : a novel 921 copies, 19 reviews Larry's party 587 copies, 6 reviews The republic of love 243 copies, 1 review Jane Austen 202 copies, 6 reviews Happenstance 184 copies, 2 reviews Swann 181 copies, 3 reviews Collected stories 140 copies, 5 reviews Dressing up for the carnival 132 copies, 2 reviews Small ceremonies 114 copies, 1 review The box garden 105 copies, review Dropped threads : what we aren't told 75 copies, review A celibate season 63 copies, 1 review Various miracles 58 copies, review 40 copies, review see all 34 books Member ratings Average: 0.5 stars 1 stars 1.5 stars 2 stars 2.5 stars 3 stars 3.5 stars 4 stars 4.5 stars 5 stars Common Knowledge Share what you know.

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25. Carol Shields : Unless : Book Review Read a review of Unless by carol shields at Mostly Fiction. This Canadian author is at the top of her form with this latest novel. http://www.mostlyfiction.com/contemp/shields.htm

skip to: page content links on this page site navigation footer (site information) Mostly Fiction BOOK REVIEWS all authors all titles newsletter home ... Author Info Carol Shields Author's Bibliography Book Marks About the Author MOSTLYFICTION.COM BOOKSHELF: Contemporary NEXT AUTHOR ... Philip Roth: Everyman READ MORE ... Margaret Atwood: Lady Oracle Mary McGarry Morris: Songs in Ordinary Times Elizabeth Hay: Garbo Laughs Chang-rae Lee: Aloft Tom Perrotta: Little Children T.C. Boyle: Drop City Amazon Gift Certificates If you find this site helpful please consider recommending it to your friends or place a link at your site to MostlyFiction.com. Thank you for Supporting MostlyFiction.com! Purple Daisy Corbis Collection Buy this Giclee Print at AllPosters.com "Unless" (Reviewed by Bill Robinson JUL 21, 2002) "Everyone is coming out these days for the pleasures of ordinary existence. Sunsets. Dandelions. Fencing in the back yard and staying home." Carol Shields wrote these lines several years ago in a short story titled "Soup du Jour." In that same story, she quotes a fictitious newspaper columnist as announcing, "The quotidian is where it's at." Shields latest novel

26. Unless By Carol Shields, Published By Fourth Estate, Previous Works Are Larrys P The much awaited new book by Canadian award winning author carol shields has a hard act to follow. Her previous book Stone Diaries won the Pulitzer Prize http://www.book-club.co.nz/books/11unless.htm

Unless Carol Shields Fourth Estate 213 pages -what the critics say -have your say! -discussion questions T he much awaited new book by Canadian award winning author Carol Shields has a hard act to follow. Her previous book 'Stone Diaries' won the Pulitzer Prize and was shortlisted for the Booker Prize, whilst 'Larrys Party' won the Orange prize. Synopsis Reta Winters is 44 years old. She lives an enchanted life in the quiet, prosperous rolling hills of Ontario, in a beautiful, large, comfortable home. She is happily married to Tom the local Doctor, and has three intelligent and attractive teenage daughters, two of whom live at home. Reta is a writer of light fiction, who has had some success with her first novel, and is currently working on the sequel, as well as translating

27. "Unless" By Carol Shields - Salon.com In the last novel by Pulitzerwinner carol shields, a daughter drops out to live on the street, forcing her mother to reassess her happy life. http://dir.salon.com/story/books/review/2002/05/23/shields/index.html

Search: Salon The Web Sunday, Jan 27, 2008 Books Comics Community Life ... Log in "Unless" by Carol Shields In the last novel by Pulitzer-winner Carol Shields, a daughter drops out to live on the street, forcing her mother to reassess her "happy" life. By Laura Miller Pages 1 Share Digg it Del.icio.us My Yahoo ... RSS Font: S S+ S++ There are some readers who simply cannot muster any interest in a novel in which the main character's mind can be preoccupied with such matters. Those readers may want to leave right now: The Chuck Palahniuk books are on the second shelf on your left as you go out. And have fun. That's better. Reta Winter is a translator, the author of a successful "light" novel, the wife of a doctor in a small Canadian town near Toronto and the mother of three teenage girls. After the unspooling, patchwork fashion of most Carol Shields novels (though not perhaps as eccentrically as her Pulitzer-winning "The Stone Diaries"), "Unless" describes Reta's largely happy life and the aftermath of what appears to be the sole tragedy to ever seriously ruffle its surface. Her eldest daughter, Norah, living on her own for the first time, suddenly abandons her life as a college student to take up a spot on a Toronto street corner, where she sits all day long holding a begging bowl and a sign with the word "goodness" printed on it. Norah refuses to speak to or even acknowledge her family or friends. Each of the book's chapters, like the novel itself, is titled with the sort of words or phrases that Reta calls "little chips of grammar (mostly adverbs or prepositions) that are hard to define, since they are abstractions of location or relative position, words like

28. Carol Shields News - The New York Times News about carol shields. Commentary and archival information about carol shields from The New York Times. http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/s/carol_shields/index

@import url(http://graphics8.nytimes.com/css/topic/screen/200704/topic.css); Get Home Delivery Log In Register Now Home Page ... Times Topics Sunday, January 27, 2008 Times Topics World U.S. N.Y. / Region ... S > Shields, Carol E-MAIL Save Carol Shields News about Carol Shields, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times. ARTICLES ABOUT CAROL SHIELDS Newest First Oldest First Page: By ANN HULBERT In her short fiction, Carol Shields leaves no doubt that her lyricism goes hand in hand with skepticism. February 6, 2005 MORE ON CAROL SHIELDS AND: REVIEWS BOOKS AND LITERATURE Carol Shields, Pulitzer-Prize Winning Novelist, Dies at 68 By CHRISTOPHER LEHMANN-HAUPT The Canadian novelist captured and illuminated the ordinariness of life "domesticity, the shaggy beast that eats up 50 percent of our lives," as she put it. July 18, 2003 MORE ON CAROL SHIELDS AND: WRITING AND WRITERS BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION BOOKS AND LITERATURE DEATHS (OBITUARIES) ... For Canada's Top Novelists, Being Born Abroad Helps By CLIFFORD KRAUSS A good many if not a majority of the leading lights of Canadian letters today are immigrants, including the three finalists for the Booker Prize this year.

29. Bold Type: Short Story By Carol Shields photo of carol shields first pullquote second pullquote, carol shields Mirrors When he thinks about the people he s known in his life, a good many of them http://www.randomhouse.com/boldtype/0997/shields/sstory.html

When he thinks about the people he's known in his life, a good many of them seem to have cultivated some curious strand of asceticism, contrived some gesture of renunciation. They give up sugar. Or meat. Or newspapers. Or neckties. They sell their second car or disconnect the television. They might make a point of staying at home on Sunday evenings or abjuring chemical sprays. Something anyway, that signals dissent and cuts across the beating heart of their circumstances, reminding them of their other, leaner selves. Their better selves. He and his wife have claimed their small territory of sacrifice, too. For years they've become "known" among their friends for the particular deprivation they've assigned themselves: for the fact that there are no mirrors in their summer house. None at all. None are allowed. The need to observe ourselves is sewn into us, everyone knows this, but he and his wife have turned their back on this need, said no to it, at least for the duration of the summer months. Otherwise, they are not very different from other couples nearing the end of middle agehe being sixty, she fifty-eight, their children grown up and married and living hundreds of miles away. In September they will have been married thirty-five years, and they're already planning a week in New York to celebrate this milestone, five nights at the Algonquin (for sentimental reasons) and a few off-Broadway shows, already booked. They stay away from the big musicals as a rule, preferring, for want of a better word, serious drama. Nothing experimental, no drugged angst or scalding discourse, but plays that coolly examine the psychological positioning of men and women in our century. This torn, perplexing century. Men and women who resemble themselves.

30. Carol Shields - Picture - MSN Encarta CanadianAmerican author carol shields writes about the “the texture of ordinary life.” Her 1993 novel The Stone Diaries is structured around the major life http://encarta.msn.com/media_461544780/Carol_Shields.html

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31. RandomHouse.ca | Books | Various Miracles By Carol Shields The stories collected here offer an entrancing look at some of the various miracles of everyday life, the quirks of chance and coincidence, life s setbacks http://www.randomhouse.ca/catalog/display.pperl?9780679307785

32. Carol Shields - Telegraph carol shields, who died on Wednesday aged 68, wrote novels and stories which illuminate ordinary people and small events; she had a special talent for http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2003/07/18/db1801.xml

33. Carol Shields A bibliography of carol shields s books, with the latest releases, covers, descriptions and availability. http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/s/carol-shields/

Fantastic Fiction Authors S Carol Shields Preferences google_ad_client = "pub-4149752303753296";google_alternate_ad_url = "http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/frames/banner.htm";google_ad_width = 468;google_ad_height = 60;google_ad_format = "468x60_as";google_ad_type = "text_image";google_ad_channel ="5061332721";google_color_border = "6699CC";google_color_bg = "003366";google_color_link = "FFFFFF";google_color_url = "AECCEB";google_color_text = "AECCEB"; Home Awards New Books Coming Soon ... Years Browse Authors A H O V ... U Carol Shields Search Authors Search Books About Carol Shields Carol Shields is American born, spent three years in Manchester in the 60s, but now lives in Canada. Married with five children. Her first novel was published in 1990. Novels Small Ceremonies The Box Garden Happenstance A Fairly Conventional Woman ... A Celibate Season (with Blanche Howard) The Republic of Love The Stone Diaries Larry's Party Unless ... Duet Collections Others (poems) Intersect (poems) Various Miracles Coming to Canada: Poems (poems) Dressing up for the Carnival The Collected Stories Plays Anniversary Anthologies edited Dropping Threads Non fiction Susanna Moodie: Voice and Vision Jane Austen (see Jane Austen Awards The Booker Prize Best Novel nominee : The Stone Diaries Pulitzer Prize for Fiction Best Novel winner : The Stone Diaries Orange Broadband Prize for Fiction Best Novel winner : Larry's Party James Tait Black Memorial Prize for Fiction Best Novel nominee : Unless The Booker Prize Best Novel nominee : Unless Orange Broadband Prize for Fiction Best Novel nominee

34. Shields, Carol | Authors | Guardian Unlimited Books carol shields (19352003). I don t believe in ordinary or extraordinary people, unless we are all extraordinary. Birthplace Illinois, USA Education http://books.guardian.co.uk/authors/author/0,,-199,00.html

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35. BBC NEWS | Have Your Say | Your Tributes To Author Carol Shields Pulitzer prize winner carol shields has died aged 68 after enduring five years of breast cancer. Send your thoughts on the author and her work. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/talking_point/3075205.stm

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36. Carol Shields And Neruda At The Heck Of A Guy Internet Sunday Salon » Heck Of A The impressive contrast between the writings of carol shields and Pablo Neruda is a reflection of the cataclysmic differences in the characteristics of http://1heckofaguy.com/2006/07/23/the-heck-of-a-guy-internet-sunday-salon/

@import url( http://1heckofaguy.com/wp-content/themes/soft-whiteXXX/style.css ); Contact Subscribe WhereTheHeck Heck Of A Guy ... Internet Sunday Salon Filed under: Literature Web Sites-Blogs DrHGuy Carol Shields and Pablo Neruda Write About Love Online Treasures: A Carol Shields Short Story and 60 Pablo Neruda Poems The impressive contrast between the writings of Carol Shields and Pablo Neruda is a reflection of the cataclysmic differences in the characteristics of their regions (Shields is Canadian; Neruda is Chilean), their genders, their times, and their literary formats. They have, in fact, so little in common that this post could well contain the only direct comparison between the two. And, they appear together here only because I coincidentally discovered online sources of their work within the same day. In any case, most of us hunger for - and need - all the perspectives on love that skilled writers, such as Shields and Neruda, can create. Mirrors by Carol Shields I am a fan of Carol Shields. admire respect esteem , or prize undiscerning Sixty Poems in Translation by Pablo Neruda Pablo Neruda

37. Carol Shields Biography - Carol Shields Comments: carol shields adds something to a traditional theme of contemporary women writers the difficulty of negotiating the gender gap. She explores this territory http://biography.jrank.org/pages/4732/Shields-Carol.html

Other Free Encyclopedias Brief Biographies Contemporary Novelists Vol 15 Carol Shields Biography - Carol Shields comments: Find all books written by Carol Shields on Amazon.com Nationality: Canadian and American. Born: Carol Warner, Oak Park, Illinois, 1935. Education: Hanover College, Indiana, 1953-57, A.B.; University of Ottawa, 1969-75, M.A. Career: Editorial assistant, Canadian Slavonic Papers , 1972-74; faculty member, University of Ottawa, 1976-77, and University of British Columbia, 1978-79. Since 1980, faculty member, University of Manitoba; since 1996, chancellor, University of Winnipeg. Awards: Canada Council grant, 1972, 1974, 1976; Canadian Authors Association prize, 1976, for Small Ceremonies; Agent: Bella Pomer, 22 Shallmar Blvd., Toronto, Ontario M5N 2Z8, Canada. P UBLICATIONS Novels Small Ceremonies. Toronto, McGraw Hill Ryerson, 1976; London, Fourth Estate, 1995; New York, Penguin, 1996. The Box Garden. Toronto, McGraw Hill Ryerson, 1977; London, Fourth Estate, 1995; New York, Penguin, 1996. Happenstance.

38. Carol Shields - Canadian Writers carol shields is among the most distinguished and honoured of all writers in the Canadian literary tradition. The author of ten novels, three collections of http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/writers/027005-3000-e.html

Marie-Claire Blais Jacques Brault Roger Lemelin Carol Shields Elizabeth Smart Michel Tremblay Jane Urquhart Carol Shields Source Carol Shields, 2002 Source Carol Shields is among the most distinguished and honoured of all writers in the Canadian literary tradition. The author of ten novels, three collections of short fiction, three volumes of poetry, four published plays and two books of literary criticism, she has carefully carved out her special place in Canadian letters. Her many honours include the Canadian Authors' Association Award for the Best Novel of 1976 ( Small Ceremonies ), the Arthur Ellis Award for Best Canadian Mystery ( Swann: A Mystery ), the Booker Prize Shortlist, the Governor General's Award, the National Book Critics' Circle Award, the Pulitzer Prize ( The Stone Diaries ), the Orange Prize ( Larry's Party ), nominations for the Giller Prize ( Larry's Party and Unless ), and the Charles Taylor Prize for Literary Non-Fiction ( Jane Austen Created: 2003-05-13 Updated: 2006-01-16 Top of Page Important Notices

39. Carol Shields From HarperCollins Publishers carol shields was born in Chicago and lived in Canada for most of her life. She is the author of three short story collections and eight novels, http://www.harpercollins.com/authors/24497/Carol_Shields/index.aspx

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40. ReadingGroupGuides.com - Unless By Carol Shields Are there ever times when you feel like carol shields is narrating the book? If so, can you identify particular moments when this happens? http://www.readinggroupguides.com/guides3/unless1.asp

Enter your search terms Submit search form By Title By Author By Genre Most Requested ... More Carol Shields Unless by Carol Shields List Price: Pages: Format: Paperback ISBN: Publisher: Fourth Estate I'm not interested, the way some people are, in being sad. I've had a look, and there's nothing down that road. Well now! What about the ripping sound behind my eyes, the starchy tearing of fabric, end to end; what about the need I have to curl up my knees when I sleep? For all of her life, 44 year old Reta Winters has enjoyed the useful monotony of happiness: a loving family, good friends, growing success as a writer of light 'summertime' fiction. But this placid existence is cracked wide open when her beloved eldest daughter, Norah, drops out to sit on a gritty street corner, silent but for the sign around her neck that reads 'GOODNESS.' Reta's search for what drove her daughter to such a desperate statement turns into an unflinching and surprisingly funny meditation on where we find meaning and hope. Warmth, passion and wisdom come together in Shields' remarkably supple prose. Unless

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