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Reviews
It would be easy to confuse Ann Charney's latest novel, Distantly Related to Freud, with the sort of book ...
By Faustus Salvador
However accustomed we may be to reading stories about the Holocaust, less frequently do we read post-Holocaust ...
By Adriana Palanca
Montrealer Licia Canton's debut short story collection travels back and forth between Canada and Italy, ...
By Laura Roberts
There is a movie from the 1960s whose plot goes something like this: a small plane and a jet airliner take off ...
By Neil Scotten
Matt Bissonnette's Smash Your Head on the Punk deals with young people coming of age and coming to art, ...
By Matt Bissonnette
Shuck is a compelling treatment of a young man's quest for identity and artistic awareness. Jaeven Marshall ...
By Marisa Grizenko
R.J. Harlick's latest mystery opens with detective Meg Harris and her lover Eric Odjik, chief of a band of the ...
By Elspeth Redmond
Louise Penny has made an inspired choice of locale for her fourth Chief Inspector Gamache mystery. She has moved ...
By Elspeth Redmond
Almost everyone has a photo album, full of black and white pictures with old-fashioned white borders, inherited ...
By Elizabeth Johnston
From Terence Byrnes's living room, one can hear a breadmaker churning away in the adjacent kitchen. As we settle ...
By Kimberly Bourgeois
Dimitrios Roussopoulos has chosen a variety of voices for this anthology; some are academically opaque, but others ...
By Margaret Goldik