Awards

• Runner-up for INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards / Foreword Reviews 2016 (United States)
• Winner of Independent Publisher Book Awards, Bronze in Essay/Creative Non-Fiction 2016 (United States)

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9781772120455

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The book spans a single calendar year, but Coulter says what it's really about is the process of living through the same dates and events, time and time again, even as our experiences of them change dramatically as we age. [Full article at http://bit.ly/1E0p6TF] -- Michael Hingston Edmonton Journal On the Edmonton Journal's Bestsellers list (Edmonton Nonfiction) for the week of May 8, 2015 Edmonton Journal #3 on the Edmonton Journal's Bestsellers list (Edmonton Nonfiction) for the week of May 22, 2015 Edmonton Journal

The book spans a single calendar year, but Coulter says what it's really about is the process of living through the same dates and events, time and time again, even as our experiences of them change dramatically as we age. [Full article at http://bit.ly/1E0p6TF] -- Michael Hingston Edmonton Journal

The book spans a single calendar year, but Coulter says what it's really about is the process of living through the same dates and events, time and time again, even as our experiences of them change dramatically as we age. [Full article at http://bit.ly/1E0p6TF] -- Michael Hingston -- Edmonton Journal, 20150227

The book spans a single calendar year, but Coulter says what it's really about is the process of living through the same dates and events, time and time again, even as our experiences of them change dramatically as we age. [Full article at http://bit.ly/1E0p6TF] -- Michael Hingston * Edmonton Journal * On the Edmonton Journal's Bestsellers list (Edmonton Nonfiction) for the week of May 8, 2015 * Edmonton Journal * #3 on the Edmonton Journal's Bestsellers list (Edmonton Nonfiction) for the week of May 22, 2015 * Edmonton Journal * A Year of Days is light without ever treading Hallmark grounds, funny while still acknowledging the gravitas of death and full of the remembered warmth or loss of not only the 'special' days, but also the days that lie around them by the hundreds: days at the lake, Mexican holidays and days in which we simply move and live. 'Keep moving,' Coulter writes. 'Movement is life.' -- Kimmy Beach * Alberta Views * The book spans a single calendar year, but Coulter says what it's really about is the process of living through the same dates and events, time and time again, even as our experiences of them change dramatically as we age. [Full article at http://bit.ly/1E0p6TF] -- Michael Hingston Edmonton Journal On the Edmonton Journal's Bestsellers list (Edmonton Nonfiction) for the week of May 8, 2015 Edmonton Journal #3 on the Edmonton Journal's Bestsellers list (Edmonton Nonfiction) for the week of May 22, 2015 Edmonton Journal A Year of Days is light without ever treading Hallmark grounds, funny while still acknowledging the gravitas of death and full of the remembered warmth or loss of not only the 'special' days, but also the days that lie around them by the hundreds: days at the lake, Mexican holidays and days in which we simply move and live. 'Keep moving,' Coulter writes. 'Movement is life.' -- Kimmy Beach Alberta Views

"""The book spans a single calendar year, but Coulter says what it's really about is the process of living through the same dates and events, time and time again, even as our experiences of them change dramatically as we age."" [Full article at http://bit.ly/1E0p6TF] -- Michael Hingston Edmonton Journal On the Edmonton Journal's Bestsellers list (Edmonton Nonfiction) for the week of May 8, 2015 Edmonton Journal #3 on the Edmonton Journal's Bestsellers list (Edmonton Nonfiction) for the week of May 22, 2015 Edmonton Journal ""A Year of Days is light without ever treading Hallmark grounds, funny while still acknowledging the gravitas of death and full of the remembered warmth or loss of not only the 'special' days, but also the days that lie around them by the hundreds: days at the lake, Mexican holidays and days in which we simply move and live. 'Keep moving,' Coulter writes. 'Movement is life.'"" -- Kimmy Beach Alberta Views"

Author Information

Born and raised in Manitoba, Myrl Coulter lives and writes in Edmonton, Alberta. She holds a PhD from the University of Alberta, where she taught English.

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