Rebecca West

Twisted Sister

Twisted Sister

Lisa Hanawalt has been publishing her drawings, illustrations, and short comics in such places as The New York Times, The Believer, and Lucky Peach, as well as on a number of websites and in her own zines and mini-comics for several years now, and her bright colours and bizarre imagination are always a welcome jolt to both eyeballs and decorum.

By Frederik Byrn Køhlert

Autobiography of Childhood

Autobiography of Childhood

An award-winning poet, anthologist, and teacher, Queyras took a decade to write Autobiography of Childhood.

By Marianne Ackerman

Maintenance

There’s an illustration of a treadmill on the cover of Rob Benvie’s latest novel, Maintenance. It works, and not just because the book features several exercise sequences: a post-conjugal violence workout, a teen’s weightlifting sesh, tennis champs sweating it up on the courts, and even some allusion to a lapsed yoga habit.

By Melissa Bull

Big Questions

Big Questions

Big Questions is the culmination of 15 years worth of work by graphic novelist Anders Nilsen.

By Lori Callaghan

I Hate Hockey

I Hate Hockey

There is no shortage of pro-hockey literature; maybe the time is ripe for some wholly dissenting voices.

By Ian McGillis