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Rebecca Rosenblum’s “So Much Love”
Reviewed by Jeff Bursey
Reviewed by Jeff Bursey
Rosenblum’s first novel mimics the form of her successful short stories; perhaps overly so.
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David Bouchet’s “Sun of a Distant Land”
Reviewed by JC Sutcliffe
Reviewed by JC Sutcliffe
Skilled writing and nuanced characterization feature in David Bouchet’s immigrant tale.
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Barbara Gowdy’s “Little Sister”
Reviewed by Alex Good
Reviewed by Alex Good
Barbara Gowdy’s latest embraces page-turning accessibility at the expense of depth.
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You Must Look Hard To See What’s There
by Bruce Whiteman
by Bruce Whiteman
Nelson Ball’s “Certain Details” and Roo Borson’s “Cardinal in the Eastern White Cedar”
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Lesley Krueger’s “Mad Richard”
Reviewed by Rohan Maitzen
Reviewed by Rohan Maitzen
A connection between two people “very curiously brought together” is the starting point for Lesley Krueger’s fascinating and richly detailed neo-Victorian novel
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Rag Cosmology by Erin Robinsong
Reviewed by Domenica Martinello
Reviewed by Domenica Martinello
Erin Robinsong’s poetry debut is charismatic, confessional.
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The Essential D.G. Jones edited by Jim Johnstone
by Bruce Whiteman
by Bruce Whiteman
Doug Jones died in early March last year, just a few short months before this selection of his poems…
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Suzanne Buffam’s A Pillow Book
by Sarah Neville
by Sarah Neville
Somewhere in the gathering dawn beyond the blinds, the first car alarm in March hails the sun. A lone reader…
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Maxime Raymond Bock’s Baloney
by Bardia Sinaee
by Bardia Sinaee
Robert Lacerte (or “Baloney,” as he’s known in the Montreal literary scene) has been a marginal poet his entire life…
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Nathan Whitlock’s Congratulations on Everything
by Alison Gillmor
by Alison Gillmor
In Nathan Whitlock’s sharply funny second novel, Jeremy is the owner of The Ice Shack, an unassuming neighbourhood restaurant-bar in…