Librairie St. Henri
by Elisabeth Gill
I walk into Librairie St. Henri on a bright, snowy February day.
Librairie St. Henri
“Sift in an Hourglass”: Remembering Ralph Gustafson
by Bruce Whiteman
Ralph and Betty Gustafson loved Chinese food. Perhaps there was no Chinese restaurant in North…
Rob Taylor’s Strangers
by Kevin Spenst
Rob Taylor’s fourth book of poetry, Strangers, masterfully holds together the contradictions of being fully…
Jean Marc Ah-Sen interviews Dimitri Nasrallah
Dimitri Nasrallah began writing and teaching in the early 2000s, following years doing PR work…
Out of the Bronx
by Cynthia Holz
I was working in a second-hand bookstore on Toronto’s Queen Street West—still a funky, grungy…
Revolutionarily Yours
by David Frank
Jack London’s epistolary relationship with Canadian socialist agitator Wilfrid Gribble
Casey Plett’s A Dream of a Woman
by Brett Josef Grubisic
Although the stories of A Dream of a Woman are arresting and captivating, they are…
Audrée Wilhelmy’s White Resin
by Patricia Robertson
Audrée Wilhelmy’s audacious novel White Resin is a dark fairy tale, saturated in myth and…
Shut Out
by Jennifer Hambleton
How Canadian university libraries used the Covid crisis to further limit public access
Sarah Berman’s Don’t Call it a Cult: The Shocking Story of Keith Raniere and the Women of NXIVM
by Emily Donaldson
NXIVM exploded into public consciousness in 2017, when Canadian actress and ex-member Sarah Edmondson revealed…