Fugue States is a real oddity of a novel, but one that makes you wonder…
An American Canadian wrestles with family and racism in the age of Trump.
The most reprinted work by Canada’s first bestselling author depicts a world of widows and widowers.
How the Canadian Opera Company’s 2017 re-staging of the opera “Louis Riel” continued a legacy of marginalization and forgetting
John Metcalf and Fraser Sutherland review Nick Mount’s cultural history of the mid-twentieth-century CanLit boom.
Culturally rootless millennials are the focus of Morissette’s funny and perceptive second novel.
The flawed-but-canonical literature series is dead, apparently.
A presumptuous nominee on the hubris, and shame, of Giller Prize forensics.
Journalist Elaine Dewar’s The Handover looks at the truth behind the sale of M&S, Canada’s best independent publisher, to foreign multinational Random House.
Linda Spalding’s “A Reckoning” follows the fortunes of a slave-owning family in 1850s Virginia after a visit from a Canadian abolitionist on the eve of the Civil War.