"We live in the midst of one of the most vibrant eras in literary history," writes Peter Swirski, "...And even as ...
By Mark Heffernan
Non-Fiction
Afua Cooper's book represents a major contribution to Canadian history in both the academic and popular realms. As ...
By Cassandra Hanrahan
"Rave is the refuge for the morally deficient. It's made by dull people for dull ...
By Jon Paul Fiorentino
When asked to review Maps of Difference: Canada, Women, and Travel, I agreed with alacrity. As an ...
By Louise Abbott
"Stories aren't a luxury," the novelist Robert Stone once said, "they're as necessary as breathing." They're also ...
By Joel Yanofsky
When asked to choose a favourite Montreal book I checked my shelves for survivors of too-infrequent purges to ...
By Nancy Marrelli
This is a how-to book with a difference. Are you at a "certain age"? Worried that you will have a stroke? Develop ...
By Margaret Goldik
In this slim volume Tkach relates the events in her life that made her rediscover a lost talent - speaking with ...
By Margaret Goldik
William Johnson’s biography of Stephen Harper ends in April 2005, with the Conservatives well ahead in the polls ...
By Ted Smith
Naim Kattan is one of the grand old men of Quebec letters. Winner of Quebec’s prestigious Prix ...
By Mary Soderstrom
Mann’s exploration of Margaret Macdonald’s world is both scholarly and readable. It rarely bogs the reader down ...
By Margaret Goldik
Marcie Frank’s book details some of the ways in which Gore Vidal’s novels and essays have benefited from or been ...
By Mark Heffernan