As such, we are introduced to Canada's rich and complicated history of commercial tattooing.
By Yara El-Soueidi
Non-Fiction
A memoir that is aimed directly at music fanatics.
By Johnson Cummins
Short articles by a largely unsung Cuban-born interior and furniture designer, translated into English for the first time.
By Emily Raine
In Yogalands, Paul Bramadat sets an ambitious goal: to address questions that many Western yogis may have pondered but not examined profoundly.
By Rebecca West
How political is jazz?
By Alexander Hackett
An extensive inquiry into the ethics and controversies that pertain to assisted suicide in Canada.
By Yoann Della Croce
A reflection about certain types of “green” rhetoric – and the kinds of people who most avidly support (or police) it.
By Emma Dollery
This collection examines how young people their families make sense of and navigate war and its aftermath.
By Taylor C. Noakes
An in-depth look at the capitalist and corporate backdrop that informs sex and eroticism.
By Sruti Islam
Crucially, the authors try to answer the million-dollar question: what is to be done about the far right in Canada?
By Nora Loreto
Amal Elsana Alh’jooj’s memoir tells of building bridges in places where people struggle to imagine such a possibility
By Brooke Lee
An engaging and humanistic memoir that braids together George Galt’s own “writing life” with a history of the anglophone Canadian literary scene.
By Adam Hill