Dying is easy, comedy is hard. Nick McArthur seems to find both in equal quantities, jovially mixing dark humour ...
By Christopher Olson
Fiction
A scary tale told by firelight opens the fifth mystery in Louise Penny's Three Pines series. The scary tale ...
By Elspeth Redmond
Nadine Doolittle's debut novel is a mixture of literature, mystery, and romance. The story soars thanks to ...
By Margaret Goldik
Jonathan Goldstein may have had good connections with God. He almost went to yeshiva to study the Torah. Almost, ...
By Byron Rempel
Dave Lapp's graphic novel Drop-In is a collection of autobiographical tales set in a Toronto drop-in ...
By Correy Baldwin
Papercut Heart collects several zines by Ian Sullivan Cant. The book is irresistible for its small size and ...
By Correy Baldwin
Bill Haugland's face is familiar to many Montrealers: for nearly three decades he was news anchor on CFCF TV's ...
By Margaret Goldik
Berger's mixture of fact and fiction grabs the reader from the very first page. In grimy postwar London, six ...
By Margaret Goldik
In a recent episode on CBC's Ideas, famed cognitive scientist Endel Tulvig remarked that our memory of ...
By Brian Campbell
The discovery of fossil fuels gave people in the West the equivalent power of slaves, according to economist ...
By Elizabeth Johnston
John Goldbach has a gift for startling opening passages that shift unexpectedly from the ordinary to the surreal, ...
By Kate Forrest
Alice Zorn's debut short story collection embodies what we have come to expect of Canadian fiction. The language ...
By Aparna Sanyal