Illustration by Maylee Keo
Maylee Keo is an illustrator and 2D animator based in Montreal. Her work is colourful, whimsical and lively, a bit like her. You can see her values through her work and she doesn’t hesitate to share her platform to those who might need it.
Tsunami is a book whose modest fame deserves to spread far beyond New Zealand.
By Ian McGillis
Land of Mirrors is a profound, philosophical, and sensory experience.
By Esinam Beckley
Illustration by Maylee Keo
Maylee Keo is an illustrator and 2D animator based in Montreal. Her work is colourful, whimsical and lively, a bit like her. You can see her values through her work and she doesn’t hesitate to share her platform to those who might need it.
A reflection about certain types of “green” rhetoric – and the kinds of people who most avidly support (or police) it.
By Emma Dollery
A modern horror story marrying classic mythologies with creepypastas, all unfolding in the bowels of the Montreal STM.
By Alexandra Sweny
Mina, a middle-aged woman with Down syndrome, lives a fulfilling life in Montreal.
By James Ivison
For your enjoyment, here are the year's reviews, and feature interviews, that were our most popular in 2024.
In Yogalands, Paul Bramadat sets an ambitious goal: to address questions that many Western yogis may have pondered ...
By Rebecca West
An engaging and speedy read – the ideal companion to an evening spent curled up by a fire.
By Ella Buckingham
Trembles’ tale of his personal housing woes, told in graphic memoir fashion.
By Jack Ruttan
Awkwardness and indecisiveness radiate from the page, reminding the reader of their own mistake-filled first love ...
By Julie Jacques
How political is jazz?
By Alexander Hackett
Fiction
By Aaron Obedkoff
By Ami Sands Brodoff
By Ronny Litvack-Katzman
Non-fiction
By Jack McClelland
By Miranda Eastwood
By Erin MacLeod
Graphic Novels
By Sarah Mangle
By Connor Harrison
By Ashton Diduck
Young Readers
Poetry
News and Announcements
We’re excited to introduce Nived Dharmaraj and Alexandra Sweny, who joined our team this August.
Join us at Wills Bar (6729 Esplanade) for our summer issue launch featuring readings from Valérie Bah with translator Kama La Mackerel (The Rage Letters, Metonomy), Maxime Aurélien and Ted Rutland (Out To Defend Ourselves, Fernwood), and John Reibetanz (New Songs for Orpheus, McGill-Queen's University Press).
Our spring issue is now on the stands!