Author Emily Donaldson
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Literature, Etherized Upon a Table
by Steacy Easton
by Steacy Easton
A response to John Metcalf’s “The Worst Truth.”
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Mike Steeves’ Bystander
by Sadie Graham
by Sadie Graham
At the beginning of Bystander, Mike Steeves’ sophomore novel, the as-yet unnamed narrator makes a call to his parents. He’s…
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S. D. Chrostowska’s The Eyelid
by Jeff Bursey
by Jeff Bursey
Early in The Eyelid, a work wrapped in the silk of sleep and arms of ice, Chevauchet, the Ambassador of…
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Martha Schabas’ My Face in the Light
by Brett Josef Grubisic
by Brett Josef Grubisic
With the bracing first paragraph of My Face in the Light, I anticipated an intense and darkly surreal tale that…
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“Love is a green wash over the visible world”: Remembering Milton W. Jewell (1938–2021)
by Bruce Whiteman
by Bruce Whiteman
I met Milt in the mid-1970s. My wife and I had moved to Toronto in 1975 after graduating from Trent…
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A Pack a Day
by Ronald L. Grimes
by Ronald L. Grimes
In the beginning lush San Diego was the Garden of Eden. At the end, when the tall steel gates closed…
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Hal Niedzviecki’s The Lost Expert
by Alex Good
by Alex Good
A few years ago, in a review of Maureen Medved’s Black Star, I observed how a lot of women in Canadian novels were going insane in eerily similar ways.
