In spite of their titles, Elisabeth Belliveau's collection of whimsical illustrations and text deals with desire, ...
By Naomi Louder
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In spite of their titles, Elisabeth Belliveau's collection of whimsical illustrations and text deals with desire, ...
By Naomi Louder
"If you cannot get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well make it dance," said the playwright George Bernard ...
By Ami Sands Brodoff
Larry Tremblay's broad experience as a playwright is evident in The Bicycle Eater, a novel which breathes ...
By Kimberly Bourgeois
That some combination of advanced technology and ancient spiritual practice becomes important in the future ...
By Harvey Shepherd
Historical fiction, when it's good, breathes life into the past, blending imagination with fact to educate and ...
By Catherine Paquette
Let's get straight to the gist of it: Barry Webster is a lexical virtuoso.
Some of the short stories in The ...
By Faustus Salvador
At first, most readers may not identify with the short stories in Daniel Nemiroff's debut collection. As the title ...
By Faustus Salvador
Judging from many current bestsellers, today's readers are hooked on fast-food, empty-calorie prose. So Go ...
By Marci Denesiuk
Nalini Warriar has already received praise as a promising emerging writer with a 2002 QWF Award for her story ...
By Andrea Belcham
This is the fictionalized memoir of Peate, a young girl in Montreal's Notre-Dame-de-Grace neighbourhood near the ...
By Margaret Goldik
All self-help books are not created equal - some expect heroics from ordinary people just trying to get through ...
By Margaret Goldik