
Friday, July 31, 2009
Readerly pose encore: page turning feet

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Helen Potrebenko,
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Feet in readerly poses

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lazarapress.ca,
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Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Painterly male Taxi! feet

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Taxi novel,
Vancouver,
Vancouver 1970,
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Monday, July 27, 2009
Hands across the border Taxi! feet
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Grumpers most welcome: impossibly stubborn Taxi! feet

Taxi! readers are certainly grumpy. Regularly grumpy. We celebrate grumpiness. Some are practising contrarians. We have one reader grumpy enough to refuse to provide his foot. We salute his resistance. Respect is due. Thus because literary revolutions like decent baking aren't easily achieved: we must borrow a votive set for him.
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lazarapress.ca,
Taxi feet,
Taxi novel,
Vancouver,
Vancouver 1970,
Vancouver novel,
votive
Vancouver male Taxi! reader bucket feet

This Vancouver reader had his hands full when he seized the opportunity to embrace a copy of Taxi! Taxi! readers don't hang about, they rush off to get revved. They have very good jokes. Sometimes.
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Vancouver mapping Taxi!
Taxi! readers let's map some of the locations mentioned in Taxi! in the present day. (and past if you've snaps from 75)
Bring your camera out in the street. Snaps needed. List will be gradually compiled and uploaded. Google maps what about ya?
If you don't live in Vancouver, you too can be involved in mapping. Just find a similiar/invented/inappropriate location and or non mapping related image whereever you are and submit your snaps to haveyoureadtaxi@gmail.com
Globe and Mail embraces Taxi!
What a co-incidence the good auld medja waking up to Taxi! greatness right on time, on target! Would you credit it?!
Buried Treasures
Reader, hail that cab!
Helen Potrebenko is a cherished Vancouver writer. Her '70s novel of a woman taxi driver in that city is funny, confrontational and brilliantly proletarian
Read the whole article here
Rare! Male stripy Taxi! foot floating above Vancouver street
A rarity! The male foot is outnumbered in the gallery. Come on lads. Come on Vancouver readers. Edmonton is dwarfing us. Note the convenient air holes this Taxi! reader's shoe contains. His feet will be still and ventilated as he's immersed in Taxi!
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Well designed, trustworthy Taxi! reader feet
She's listening to 'my "melancholy woman"compilation of favourite laments and complaints. Perfect for a blistering Saturday', as she reads Taxi!
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BC,
Edmonton,
Feet,
Helen Potrebenko,
Taxi novel,
Vancouver,
Vancouver novel
Friday, July 24, 2009
Working feet
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Helen Potrebenko,
lazarapress.ca,
Taxi novel,
Vancouver novel
Golden BC Taxi readers the evidence is in...
Edmonton Taxi reader feet rose skyward
Breaking news: 2 Taxi! readers from Golden, BC
Exciting milestone. As of 5.44pm July 24th There are now 2 readers who hail from Golden, BC reading Taxi! Shoe size 14.5 pic to follow.
To discover Golden, BC visit http://www.town.golden.bc.ca/.
Note the swimming pool in Golden is now open. Amazing power of Taxi! readers.
To discover Golden, BC visit http://www.town.golden.bc.ca/.
Note the swimming pool in Golden is now open. Amazing power of Taxi! readers.
Taxi readers with places to go

This Taxi! reader reported after reading he had more places to go, with these shoes on, so he polished them.
Send us snaps of your feet or footwear and caption if you're reading Taxi! (along with a snap of your copy of Taxi!) to haveyoureadtaxi@gmail.com
Ditto we need snaps of Vancouver locations in the novel. Send 'em in.
Productive Taxi reader footwear
Ottawa Morning Taxi reader's feet...
Thursday, July 23, 2009
How can I read Taxi
You can read Taxi! by visiting lazarapress.ca and buying one of the few remaining copies. 10 bucks plus shipping. Hurry!
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BC,
Helen Potrebenko,
lazarapress.ca,
Taxi novel,
Vancouver
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