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Newest Review: ... plan, but these are stories of everyday mishaps, things which could happen to any one of us. Home From The Vinyl Café is a ... more

 ... collection of stories. It is not a novel, although it has a chronological structure as it takes place over the course of a year. Each chapter, however, is a standalone story. There are recurring characters aside from the family obviously, and references to things which have happened in previous chapters/stories, but there is no central plot like you would expect in a novel. The characters of the Vinyl Café are beautifully ordinary. They are a regular Canadian family, normal people we can all identify with or perhaps r...more

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Home from the Vinyl Cafe: A Year of Stories - Stuart McLean: Vinyl Forever (518 words)
by - written on 26/11/09 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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One of the few things I miss about my home city of Aberdeen is the annual Word Festival. It is a writers festival held at the university, and at Word I discovered so many wonderful authors, as well as attending plenty of fascinating debates. One of those authors is Stuart McLean. He is a Canadian radio presenter, and is famous as the storytelling host of 'The Vinyl Café'. He has published collections of stories told on his show, and one of these is Home From The Vinyl Café. The stories are about Dave, owner of a record store called the Vinyl Café, his wife Morley, and their children, Sam and Stephanie. Things tend to never go according to plan, but ...  Read the complete review

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