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Reconcile This
by Shane Rhodes
by Shane Rhodes
In a time of supposed reconciliation, what role do monuments to colonialization play?
Author Emily Donaldson
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Dorothy Dumbrille’s Communist Manifestation
by Brian Busby
by Brian Busby
Dorothy Dumbrille’s 1945 novel, “All This Difference”
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Montreal Poetry After Leonard Cohen
by Derek Webster
by Derek Webster
Profound political and aesthetic shifts followed the departure of Montreal poetry’s heir apparent.
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The New Battle For the Falklands
by Kate Sherren
by Kate Sherren
Sheep, penguins, and military history all play roles in the remote archipelago’s reinvention of itself.
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Exile and Coming
by Jonathan Valelly
by Jonathan Valelly
Bourgeois Anglo attitudes undercut the radicalism of Scott Symons’ 1967 gay novel, “Combat Journal for Place d’Armes.”
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Nurse Grant’s Heart Problems
by Brian Busby
by Brian Busby
A diagnosis of “Backstage Nurse” (1963) the first of W.E.D Ross’ 57 nurse-themed novels, written pseudonymously as Jane Rossiter.
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Kevin Chong, interviewed
by Brad de Roo
by Brad de Roo
Kevin Chong’s Vancouver-set, Camus-inspired novel uses dark humour to tap into present-day cultural anxieties.
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Hey Porter
by Cecil Foster
by Cecil Foster
How Canada’s Black sleeping-car porters became agents of social change.
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The Hudson’s Bay Company Is Evil
by Brian Busby
by Brian Busby
A caninocidal Hudson’s Bay Company is the villain in this Jack London-inspired tale by Canada’s greatest pulp-fiction writer.
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Lori McNulty’s Life on Mars
Reviewed by Mark Sampson
Reviewed by Mark Sampson
It was author Russell Smith, I think, who made an astute observation in one of his Globe and Mail columns…