This is the sixth in Lucille Campey's series of meticulously researched histories about the Scottish exodus to ...
By Margaret Goldik
Reviews
"Scotland is a place in the sun and the rain, but it is more than that; it is a kingdom of the mind…The old ...
By Margaret Goldik
This book, based on the exhibit "The Scots: Dyed in the Wool Montrealers," is a collaborative effort among ...
By Margaret Goldik
Louise Penny is a former CBC radio host, and there is a whiff of CBC political correctness about this debut ...
By Margaret Goldik
Overexposed is a sequel to If Looks Could Kill, which was a finalist for the 1999 Chapters/Robertson ...
By Margaret Goldik
The Donovans of Westmount lose a beloved son in a hit-and-run accident, and his death tears the family apart. The ...
By Margaret Goldik
In a recent mRb, you named Leonard Cohen's Stranger Music as your favourite Montreal book, saying ...
By Ian McGillis
Robert Allen is a formidable figure in Canadian literature. A poet and novelist, he is also editor of ...
By Bert Almon
For the past decade or so, I've been sharing my deep, dark secret with students across the country: I hated poetry ...
By Carolyn Marie Souaid
"Post-prairie poet" is an appealing phrase, one that could become fashionable in years to come, and yet it's ...
By Faustus Salvador
It's a drizzly Thursday night on St-Laurent, that great boulevard where all that is Montreal collides and ...
By Kimberly Bourgeois
This blackly comic novel tells the story of Ashley Grimes, from her youth with an astrologer father and ...
By Margaret Goldik