Eli MacLaren’s Little Resilience: The Ryerson Poetry Chap-Books
by Bruce Whiteman
So many poets begin their publishing careers with a chapbook: Irving Layton and Margaret Atwood,…
Eli MacLaren’s Little Resilience: The Ryerson Poetry Chap-Books
Megan Durnford interviews Jocelyne Saucier
In Jocelyne Saucier’s fifth novel, And Miles To Go Before I Sleep (Coach House Books), an elderly…
“Twyla”
by Alex Pugsley
“I think we’re living in the Golden Age of Fuck Off. I really do. What…
Rob Taylor interviews Jen Sookfong Lee
After writing eight books of fiction and non-fiction, Jen Sookfong Lee is about to…
My Book, My Self
by Ronald L. Grimes
At fifty I wrote Marrying & Burying, a memoir. Today, twenty-seven years later, in the…
Réjean Ducharme’s Swallowed (Trans. Madeleine Stratford)
by Michel Basilières
The publisher of Réjean Ducharme’s debut novel, L’avalée des avalés, isn’t exaggerating in claiming that…
Alex Pugsley’s Aubrey McKee
by Steven W Beattie
There are two words on the cover of Alex Pugsley’s Aubrey McKee that strike a…
Nadine Bismuth’s A Family Affair (Trans. Russell Smith)
by Brett Josef Grubisic
Ubiquitous greeting-card racks promote lofty sentiments about friendship, romance, and marriage (i.e., “Your presence makes…
Justin Ling’s Missing from the village and Silver Donald Cameron’s Blood in the Water
by Alex Good
Just what are the police for? With recent calls for their defunding (whatever that may…
Madhur Anand’s This Red Line Goes Straight to Your Heart
by Andreae Callanan
“Some viruses have envelopes. Some letters are best left unopened. Now my mother is on…