To Serve, and To Serve and Protect
by Brian Busby
Frances Shelley Wees’ Toronto-set 1958 mystery revolves around the disappearance of a sweet but dull-witted teenaged domestic servant.
Naben Ruthnum, interviewed
by Brad de Roo
Naben Ruthnum talks about his new book, Curry.
Hammering It Out:
What We Hamiltonians Talk About When
We Talk about Food in Hamilton
by Anthony Easton
Ten anecdotes about what it means to eat in “Toronto’s Brooklyn”
The Last Trumpet
by K. D. Miller
From an upcoming collection of stories inspired by the paintings of Alex Colville.
Mordecai Richler’s The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz
by Pascal Girard
Selections from the Lost Library of CanLit graphic novels
Two Poems
by Laura Ritland
“Goose Territory” & “October Moon”
Rag Cosmology by Erin Robinsong
Reviewed by Domenica Martinello
Erin Robinsong’s poetry debut is charismatic, confessional.
Paris Confessions
by Deborah Dundas
Confessing my sins to an anonymous priest at Paris’ Notre Dame Cathedral was a much more public experience than I imagined it would be…