Montreal writer Johanna Skibsrud's last name couldn't be more appropriate. It is Norwegian, she told me recently ...
By Claire Holden Rothman
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St-Laurent Boulevard's Salon b is a second-story café which overlooks a funeral home. It is strangely fitting that ...
By Fiona O'Connor
It's 3 p.m. sharp when Dany Laferrière walks into La Bohême on St-Denis, the precise hour we'd agreed to meet and ...
By Kimberly Bourgeois
Michael Blair's latest novel in the Granville Island series is an engaging mystery, one that the reader can't put ...
By Elspeth Redmond
The Heart Specialist, Claire Holden Rothman's first novel, is a book to curl up with on rainy evenings - ...
By Aparna Sanyal
Before internet was high speed and most computers were portable, a 15-year-old boy shut down CNN.ca, Yahoo!, ...
By Nisa Malli
From Terence Byrnes's living room, one can hear a breadmaker churning away in the adjacent kitchen. As we settle ...
By Kimberly Bourgeois
The wounded characters in Mother Superior, Saleema Nawaz's debut short fiction collection, wander the ...
By Aparna Sanyal
It's not necessarily the contents of your resume that determine how your life will pan out. Something as simple as ...
By David Ravensbergen
In the spring of 1973, a fresh-faced graduate looking only for steady work-not a steady income, let alone a ...
By Adam Goldman
A friend recently expressed concern that his parents were spending too much time watching TV rather than getting ...
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There is a high-minded passion to Katia Grubisic's debut poetry collection, What if red ran out, which, despite ...
By Aparna Sanyal