In this slim volume Tkach relates the events in her life that made her rediscover a lost talent - speaking with ...
By Margaret Goldik
Non-Fiction
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
In his new book Avi Friedman, director of the Graduate Housing Program at McGill, persuasively lays out his ...
By Pamela Plumb
Byron Rempel could write for stand-up comedy. He’s funny, entertaining, slightly offensive, and best of all, a ...
By Kimberly Bourgeois
Classical musicians have to lead many lives. At the very least most performers make ends meet through teaching; ...
By Brian MacMillan
Anne Coleman’s beautifully written memoir of summers on the shores of Lake Massawippi not only tells the story of ...
By Linda Leith
In her highly informative book about the Raelian movement, sociologist Susan Palmer remains true to her ...
By Kimberly Bourgeois
Since retiring from her position as professor of chemistry at a Quebec university, Ilona Flutsztejn-Gruda has ...
By Andrea Belcham
(Reviewed with When Grownups Play at War by Ilona Flutsztejn-Gruda)
While the heroine of Irene Even’s lengthy ...
By Andrea Belcham