
Reviewed by Alex Good
Culturally rootless millennials are the focus of Morissette’s funny and perceptive second novel.
Culturally rootless millennials are the focus of Morissette’s funny and perceptive second novel.
Rosenblum’s first novel mimics the form of her successful short stories; perhaps overly so.
Skilled writing and nuanced characterization feature in David Bouchet’s immigrant tale.
Barbara Gowdy’s latest embraces page-turning accessibility at the expense of depth.
Nelson Ball’s “Certain Details” and Roo Borson’s “Cardinal in the Eastern White Cedar”
A connection between two people “very curiously brought together” is the starting point for Lesley Krueger’s fascinating and richly detailed neo-Victorian novel
Erin Robinsong’s poetry debut is charismatic, confessional.
Doug Jones died in early March last year, just a few short months before this selection of his poems…
Somewhere in the gathering dawn beyond the blinds, the first car alarm in March hails the sun. A lone reader…
Robert Lacerte (or “Baloney,” as he’s known in the Montreal literary scene) has been a marginal poet his entire life…