think a lot of Can Lit is about restraint,” Barry Webster tells me. “It’s this really subtle aesthetic where ...
By Sarah Fletcher
Fiction
n his slim debut collection, The Barista and I, Andrew Szymanski concerns himself with the ...
By Sara Freeman
he Kurds are a nation without a country, and of course they’re not the only ones in that situation. The territory ...
By David Homel
riters of fiction are said to stand on the shoulders of giants. In her fourth novel, Abitibi writer ...
By Claire Holden Rothman
ae Spoon’s debut short story collection First Spring Grass Fire weaves together a number of ...
By Peter Dubé
erial Villain is a cross between a short story collection and a comic book, written and ...
By Rob Sherren
ark Frutkin’s new novel, A Message for the Emperor, set during the last days of China’s Song Dynasty ...
By Joel Yanofsky
ans amour on n’est rien de tout. So sang Edith Piaf, whose love life was notoriously ...
By Claire Holden Rothman
helley Leedahl’s latest book, Listen, Honey, is proof positive that the old adage “never judge a book by ...
By Sarah Lolley
umdrum and toil. That’s the context for Julie McIsaac’s first collection of short stories, Entry Level. ...
By Lori Callaghan
or children, cartoon characters not only offer entertainment, but also provide a vision, however ...
By Heather Leighton
ot since the matchbook-sized publication of The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám has such a ...
By Rob Sherren