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Knife | Fork | Book
by Michael Melgaard
by Michael Melgaard
Classes, conversations, and readings are the lifeblood of Toronto’s poetry-only bookshop.
Author Emily Donaldson
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People’s Co-Operative Bookstore by Michael Melgaard
Though it has strayed from its 1940s communist roots, Vancouver’s Co-op Books still prides itself on its progressive, left-leaning approach.
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Edward Burtynsky, Jennifer Baichwal & Nick de Pencier’s Anthropocene
reviewed by Patricia Robertson
reviewed by Patricia Robertson
Anthropocene, the book, embodies the moral and aesthetic contradictions of the project as a whole.
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Cameron Anstee’s Book of Annotations
and Alice Major’sWelcome to the Anthropocene
Reviewed by Bruce Whiteman
and Alice Major’sWelcome to the Anthropocene
Reviewed by Bruce Whiteman
Cameron Anstee’s “Book of Annotations” and Alice Major’s “Welcome to the Anthropocene.”
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“Quiddity”
by Kevin Spenst
by Kevin Spenst
Step onto crunching parchment, hold out hands, and press the hallway walls as codices to down- stairs. As if the…
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Liz Harmer’s The Amateurs
Reviewed by JC Sutcliffe
Reviewed by JC Sutcliffe
Liz Harmer’s sharp-eyed debut harnesses our high-tech fears to masterful effect.
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“Missed Call”
by Annick MacAskill
by Annick MacAskill
The house sparrow carries sunlight in her beak. Consider the mystery—the slight frame burgeoning with hymns against the backdrop of…
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A House Full of Orphans
by Brian Busby
by Brian Busby
Montrealer Enid Louise Cushing’s 1956 mystery debut, “Murder’s No Picnic.”
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Pages Books
by Rod Moody-Corbett
by Rod Moody-Corbett
At Calgary’s Pages Books, Gaiman, Murakami, and Cusk make happy bedfellows with Canadian independent presses and 6 translations of Madame Bovary.