Non-Fiction at a Glance

It pains me to say it, because the man was one of my heroes, but Mordecai Richler's last book is his ...

Jim Bohlen was well on the way to a comfortable career as an engineer when something in him snapped. Asked by the ...

This gently elegiac photo book with accompanying text highlights "the presence and culture of English-speakers who ...

When we think of steamboats, the Mississippi is more likely to come to mind than the St. Lawrence and Ottawa ...

Published just too late to appear in the last mRb, but too important a book not to mention, is Bryan Demchinsky ...

In 1947 Israel Medres, a first –generation immigrant and columnist for Montreal’s Keneter Adler (Jewish Daily ...

A longtime Gazette political cartoonist (William Weintraub, in his introduction, recalls his "many versions of the ...