Jana Prikryl’s Midwood
by Andreae Callanan
In Midwood, poet Jana Prikryl leads us into a place dense with glimmering detail, where shapes seem to move just beyond our field of vision.
Jana Prikryl’s Midwood
Spring Is Here
by David Mason
As we finally lurch into spring in Canada behind much of the rest of the…
Where East Meets West
by J R Patterson
How Canadian geography feeds Western alienation.
Tolu Oloruntoba’s Each One a Furnace
by Kevin Spenst
Within an exciting trill of time, Tolu Oloruntoba has become one of Canada’s brightest voices in poetry.
Over There
by Susan Glickman
A poet reflects on her lifelong love of sci-fi and fantasy
Describing the Days Ahead
by Andrew Forbes
A cli-fi primer.
Human Dissection Lab
by Rhiannon Ng Cheng Hin
as if by ritual, I enter a polemic of loss, wherein the axis…
Madhur Anand’s Parasitic Oscillations
by Shani Mootoo
As I read Madhur Anand’s new book of poetry, Parasitic Oscillations, a couple memorable lines…
Suzette Mayr’s The Sleeping Car Porter
by Kate Kennedy
Suzette Mayr’s new novel captures long-distance train travel in all its picturesque, cramped, and crumb-strewn glory.
Every Saturday
by Robert Colman
A poet finds poetry in his father’s shrinking world.