Every Friday, the PQ Weekly Roundup collects the most shared links in our social media network—bookish articles, reviews, quizzes, recommendations and more—in convenient digest form.

• The leaves are changing colour, the breeze is crisp, and the squirrels are eating my decorative pumpkins again. Must be fall! If you want to ease yourself into that fall vibe, here are some books to help.

• The Harvard Classics was a well-known series meant to be a “portable university” in a five-foot bookshelf. Well, space-conscious readers rejoice! Now you can fit that five-foot bookshelf in your pocket, since the Harvard Classics are available for free ebook download.

• If you enjoy being taken for a ride, literarily speaking, try one of these recommended reads featuring unreliable narrators.

• “Nowhere is possibility more burgeoning than in poetry.” On the aspirational nature of poetry, and the increasing desire not for ideas but for “traumas punctuated by millennial irony and a kind of wink-wink cleverness.”

• Finally, one more fall reading list! CBC Books recommends thirty Canadian books to dive into this fall.

Happy Friday, Quill friends! Hope you’re enjoying the fall vibes and taking advantage of all the literary events going on. If you haven’t already, may we suggest checking out our upcoming events page? Lots of fun things coming up for book lovers.

Cheers,