Daniel Sanger’s personal history is a meticulous yet immensely readable chronicle of the evolution of Projet Montréal.
By Taylor C. Noakes
Non-Fiction
This essay collection artfully demonstrates a city haunted by its own histories.
By Sofia Di Gironimo
Sterne argues that living is defined by “the experience of resistance of the world to one’s actions.”
By Jon Victor
Can’t Help Falling is an intimate and companionable read.
By Meaghan Thurston
Eli Baxter's stories are an important resource in the building and restoring of Anishinaabay Knowledges.
By Linda Morra
Queer Italian-Canadian story collection Here & Now offers refreshing new perspectives.
By Christina Marando
Jaspreet Singh’s new memoir, My Mother, My Translator, is a book full of silences.
By Jon Victor
Robyn Sarah's memoir is a personal journey as gripping as it is profound.
By Malcolm Fraser
Cid V Brunet's memoir is a smooth read studded with golden nuggets of deft description and clever turns of phrase.
By Elise Moser
Jean-Yves Soucy's memoir Waswanipi is a short but very readable and important piece of historic literature.
By Daniel J. Rowe
Daphné B. captures the clash between beauty culture and progressive values in her third book, Made-Up.
By Yara El-Soueidi
Tara McGowan-Ross’s memoir is a reflection on grief, mortality, breaking up, messing up, and (almost) growing up.
By Roxane Hudon