The author shows a deep-rooted love and affinity for Montreal: its architecture, its history, its outcasts and iconoclasts.
By Ian McGillis
Graphic Novels
The artistry of Walden’s panels is consistently strong throughout, and their richness in period detail draws the reader in.
By Heather Leighton
This fine balance between rage that burns, and rage that burns out, is the balance Clémence must learn to strike.
By Alexandra Sweny
A beautiful fable for our difficult days.
By Jules Brown
The collection is a masterclass in grounded storytelling.
By Esinam Beckley
At 580 pages, the book is physically unwieldy, though narratively graceful – a remarkable feat.
By Heather Leighton
At its core, Physical Education is a meditation on how the life of the mind distances us from being grounded in what’s real.
By Emily Raine
Cathon shows a seemingly inexhaustible flair for concentrated narrative and illuminating anecdote.
By Ian McGillis
Pascal Girard's latest packs a profusion of belly laughs and emotional gut punches.
By Ian McGillis
Bérénice Motais de Narbonne looks set to make one of the biggest graphic novel splashes in years.
By Ian McGillis
Prepare to place yourself in the hands of one of the most original, compelling and hilarious writers in the world.
By Ian McGillis
Cole Degenstein’s brilliant third novel provides plenty of fodder for contemplation and speculation.
By Ian McGillis