This collection of “true” accounts – many of which were originally published in the author’s long-running zine, ...
By Aparna Sanyal
Fiction at a Glance
On a sunny day in a park, with an eclectic and vocal crowd as witness, an unlikely event occurs: a pelican eats a ...
By Vanessa Bonneau
Kent Stetson’s debut novel The World Above the Sky features Knights Templar fleeing threats from papal Rome ...
By Desirée Enderer
Such a Good Education is a work so fluid and compelling that it may be best consumed, like a fortifying ...
By Aparna Sanyal
The Concordia Institute for Canadian Jewish Studies recently published the fourth title in its Chapbook Series: ...
By Vanessa Bonneau
A nebulous writer named Anne is at the centre of this experimental novel about language and meaning. Taking refuge ...
By Aparna Sanyal
This slim volume chronicling a DYI disaster of epic proportions would be a great gift for a procrastinating ...
By Margaret Goldik
Even those who don't think they like fantastic fiction will find something to catch their fancy in this anthology. ...
By Margaret Goldik
The Montreal Review of Books receives many copies of self-published books as submissions for review. The ...
By Margaret Goldik
Originally written in Russian and published in Armenia in 1989, Wiser Than Humans is now being presented to ...
By Margaret Goldik
This small book by Toronto artist Tony Baker combines electric illustrations with simple text to relate the story ...
By Andrea Belcham
Century is a re-issue of Smith's collection of six linked fictions, first published a quarter of a century ...
By Margaret Goldik