Pierre Lasry published the historical novel, Une juive en nouvelle-France, in 2002. It won the J. I. Segal ...
By Margaret Goldik
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On the last page of the thriller Race without Rules Grant left the reader with Megan Brodie poised to make ...
By Margaret Goldik
In "Home Is Where You Hang Yourself," the opening essay in this collection, Richler makes a grudging confession. ...
By Joel Yanofsky
The Luck of Ginger Coffey, a harrowing tale about the misfortunes of an Irish immigrant in Montreal, was ...
By William Weintraub
I wasn't yet a Montrealer when I first started reading Montreal writers. On my first visit here in 1988 from Los ...
By Denise Roig
It's a toss-up as to which of these two books I've re-read most often over the past four decades. While there are ...
By T. F. Rigelhof
It's a toss-up as to which of these two books I've re-read most often over the past four decades. While there are ...
By T. F. Rigelhof
I first came across the work of Montreal cartoonist Bernie Mireault in 1987, when he illustrated a run of Matt ...
By Claude Lalumière
Great writers-uppercase G, writers of genius-have great memories, measurelessly deep, preternaturally vivid. Or so ...
By Jeffrey Moore
You won't find an English version of David MacKinnon's Return Ticket in bookstores. It hasn't been ...
By Marianne Ackerman
It's always been a complaint of mine that Montreal, a city I've had a long-term love affair with, has never ...
By Tess Fragoulis
Life of Pi is not set in Montreal, nor does it contain one reference to the city. In fact it has several ...
By Diana McNeil