In Shall We Dance? Charles Blattberg proposes what might be called a new model for how political discourse ...
By Kenneth Alan Milkman, Ph.D
Non-Fiction
This is the first English-language publication by the collective behind the francophone anthologies Cyclope ...
By Philip Hawes
This is a fascinating account of an event that took place in Jerusalem in the 8th century BC, at a time when the ...
By Mark Heffernan
When I go into a bank I get rattled. The clerks rattle me; the wickets rattle me; the sight of the money ...
By T. F. Rigelhof
As a columnist in the Montreal Mirror, Kristian Gravenor has been rooting out the city's dirty (and some ...
By Ian Ferrier
At a friend's funeral this summer we comforted each other by saying that she died just the way we'd like to go - ...
By Mary Soderstrom
At a friend's funeral this summer we comforted each other by saying that she died just the way we'd like to go - ...
By Mary Soderstrom
Marcel Trudel is an eminent Canadian historian who recently added the prestigious Prix du Québec to his many ...
By Louise Abbott
In 1998, a poll by the venerable Hockey News named the top 100 hockey players of all time. The top five ...
By Byron Ray Rempel
After a lull in actual spoken work performances, Montrealers have recently seen a spate of books devoted to the ...
By Maria Simpson
Émile Nelligan is an uneasy classic. His poems, even the clumsiest, seem to have been written from a timeless ...
By Eric Ormsby
An Israeli acquaintance once told me that he'd been on a ship that ran aground on the North Shore of the St. ...
By Louise Abbott