Roger Huet has for many years produced limited editions for collectors in the specialized market of miniature ...
By Ian McGillis
Fiction at a Glance
Beginning writers are often told to “write what they know.” If Grant had followed this maxim, we would have missed ...
By Margaret Goldik
The historical Jesus has become a trendy subject through such books as The Da Vinci Code. Stan I.S. Law (the nom ...
By Margaret Goldik
Philip, the protagonist in this novel for older teens, has lost his beloved father in a tragic accident. His ...
By Margaret Goldik
Sun Through the Blinds grew out of "Haiku at the Garden," an annual two-day celebration of haiku held at ...
By Margaret Goldik
Hugh Hood died in 2000. This volume collects the last of his stories, in sequence. On first read they seem almost ...
By Margaret Goldik
Humour in writing depends, to a large degree, on the element of surprise: a writer zapping you with an unexpected ...
By Ian McGillis
Like his D&Q stablemate Chester Brown, Joe Matt has uncanny access to the part of the brain marked "kid." His ...
By Ian McGillis
The title calls to mind some sun-dappled Beach Boys idyll, but Adrian Tomine has something very different in mind. ...
By Ian McGillis
Norman Ravvin, chair of Canadian Jewish Studies at Concordia University, has pulled together this handful of ...
By Margaret Goldik
Galerie Amrad African Art Publication's owner Dagan has turned from art books to fiction. These seven short ...
By Margaret Goldik
The years of late adolescence and early adulthood are a time when nihilism and idealism can walk hand in hand, and ...
By Ian McGillis