The tattered and bedraggled Montreal shmatte (rag or garment) business is the material of choice for B. ...
By Kristine Kowalchuk
Fiction
François Gravel’s most remarkable contribution may not in fact be his Governor General’s Award for Children’s ...
By X. I. Selene
François Gravel’s most remarkable contribution may not in fact be his Governor General’s Award for Children’s ...
By X. I. Selene
Marci Denesiuk’s debut short story collection focuses on the unexamined lives of anchorless women on the brink of ...
By Ibi Kaslik
David Manicom’s new novel opens in Montreal in the 1990s. John Wilson, an architect turned historian, has rented a ...
By Kelly Norah Drukker
At first glance, Sextant looks like the work of yet another hip and edgy young writer portraying urban life ...
By Angie Gallop
Montrealer Matthew Fox projects a vision of youth that’s grounded in harsh realism. Cities of Weather is an ...
By Andrea Belcham
Have you ever noticed how bookstore browsers don't judge a book by its front cover? They glance at it for a few ...
By William Brown
The immigrant experience is one of the central themes – some might say the central theme – in contemporary ...
By Ian McGillis
Artists, writers, and philosophers have been sounding warning bells about one thing or another throughout history. ...
By Elizabeth Johnston
At the heart of Apikoros Sleuth is the question “Why the book?” The current hybrid reading environment – in ...
By X. I. Selene
It’s perhaps fitting that Ami Sands Brodoff’s collection of short fiction, Bloodknots, contains a few ...
By Kristine Kowalchuk