That well-known line about God being in the details has never quite rung true to me. Would God really ...
By Joel Yanofsky
Fiction
"The truth. That is your greatest weapon. Just be careful how you use it."
Universal truth, universal warning. ...
By Joan Eyolfson Cadham
Nathan Gelder has suffered a stroke. Elderly, paralyzed, and unable to communicate, he is accused of murdering the ...
By Sarah Steinberg
As the heroine of Dreadful Paris so fluently demonstrates time and time again, photographs are both ...
By Adriana Palanca
As indelibly as Mordecai Richler staked a claim to the Jewish Montreal of Mile End, Tremblay's novels, plays, and ...
By Ian McGillis
As indelibly as Mordecai Richler staked a claim to the Jewish Montreal of Mile End, Tremblay's novels, plays, and ...
By Ian McGillis
The Donovans of Westmount lose a beloved son in a hit-and-run accident, and his death tears the family apart. The ...
By Margaret Goldik
Overexposed is a sequel to If Looks Could Kill, which was a finalist for the 1999 Chapters/Robertson ...
By Margaret Goldik
Louise Penny is a former CBC radio host, and there is a whiff of CBC political correctness about this debut ...
By Margaret Goldik
That some combination of advanced technology and ancient spiritual practice becomes important in the future ...
By Harvey Shepherd
Larry Tremblay's broad experience as a playwright is evident in The Bicycle Eater, a novel which breathes ...
By Kimberly Bourgeois
"If you cannot get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well make it dance," said the playwright George Bernard ...
By Ami Sands Brodoff