In her new novel, the last in a trilogy set on an island in the Gulf of Mexico, Marie-Claire Blais poses a ...
By Anne Chudobiak
Reviews
David Solway is a brilliant writer. The power of his sentences, amplified by a rich and precisely honed ...
By Mark Heffernan
In many ways, the internet is to the youth of today what television was to previous generations in North America. ...
By Adriana Palanca
Living in Montreal, it is sometimes easy to forget that less than three hours away lies Quebec City, a place ...
By Louise Fabiani
Living in Montreal, it is sometimes easy to forget that less than three hours away lies Quebec City, a place ...
By Louise Fabiani
"If anybody had told me, years ago, that I would one day publish a book of literary criticism, I think I would ...
By Brenda Cockfield
Howard Richler has made a career out of etymology, and his fifth book is further testimony to his love affair with ...
By Ian Howarth
Although Dick Pound is best known as chairman of the World Anti-Doping Agency and IOC vice-president, Janise ...
By Joan Eyolfson Cadham
Part of the "Not Just Proms & Parties" series intended for reluctant young adult readers, Belinda's ...
By Annie Murray
When you look at the moon, what do you see? For some cultures it is a man, for others a rabbit.
Geneviève ...
By Annie Murray
Orphan Ahwak is the tale of Aneze, a First Nations girl who survives the brutal raid of her family's camp ...
By Annie Murray
The first thing the YA reader finds in David Thompson: A Trail by Stars is the aged and penniless Thompson ...
By Annie Murray