It would be hard to overstate the chances Marianne Apostolides takes in her new memoir, Deep Salt Water, which twins…
Kingdom of Absence, Dennis Lee’s first book of poetry, was published fifty years ago in 1967 and has never been…
It would require a great bed of silence. We would be alone with the shadows, the childhood rocks, the woods…
Fugue States is a real oddity of a novel, but one that makes you wonder how much of its oddness…
An American Canadian wrestles with family and racism in the age of Trump.
The most reprinted work by Canada’s first bestselling author depicts a world of widows and widowers.
How the Canadian Opera Company’s 2017 re-staging of the opera “Louis Riel” continued a legacy of marginalization and forgetting
John Metcalf and Fraser Sutherland review Nick Mount’s cultural history of the mid-twentieth-century CanLit boom.
Culturally rootless millennials are the focus of Morissette’s funny and perceptive second novel.
The flawed-but-canonical literature series is dead, apparently.
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