At one point in Impure: Reinventing the Word Montreal spoken word performer Corey Frost recalls someone taking his ...
By Maria Simpson
Non-Fiction
Could the Stanley Cup be cool? Sports Illustrated calls it "the most enduring symbol of triumph in ...
By William Brown
Another hockey book that will probably score is Roch Carrier's latest, Our Life With The Rocket, translated by ...
By William Brown
If you thought the cult of victimhood had reached its zenith, you were mistaken. Yet another subsector of society ...
By Melissa Scowcroft
Dr. Joe Schwarcz of McGill, magician, scientist, radio, television and newspaper contributor, follows his Radar, ...
By Margaret Goldik
In February 2000, during a National Hockey League game in Vancouver, Marty McSorley of the Boston Bruins swung his ...
By William Brown
Mary Soderstrom’s lively tour of nine botanical gardens puts each into an historical and philosophical context. ...
By Margaret Goldik
Don't be put off by the tone of this book's first chapter, "Poutine Nation," which seems tacked on to make the ...
By Andy Brown
"Leonard Cohen is a singer who hasn't issued a new album for seven years, a poet who hasn't published a new ...
By Juan Rodriguez
This is a parental advisory. If your son or daughter should become a writer, you run the risk of dying twice: once ...
By David Homel
"Our problem is forensic," states Donald Akenson at the outset of his new book. That problem is how to get some ...
By Donald Winkler
Susan Gabori's Blind Sacrifice relies on the simplest of presentations: eight murderers chronicle their personal ...
By Melissa Scowcroft