ter three long years, the English translation of Michel Rabagliati’s internationally acclaimed Paul à ...
By Heather Leighton
Reviews
I didn’t lay a finger on her. I didn’t hire anyone. To sneak in and murder her. And yet it’s as if. I ...
By Alexandria Haber
After 15 years in prison, a man is suddenly and inexplicably released, pushed outside its gates and left there.
By Josée Lafrenière
Yves Engler presents a revisionist account of the diplomatic and political career of one of Canada’s most admired prime ministers: Lester Pearson.
By Jean Coléno
For Straphanger, Grescoe did the dirty work that too many of us in North America shun: he rode urban buses, subways, and trains in a dozen countries.
By Leila Marshy
It’s a cliché to start a story with the main character waking up – startled or otherwise. But, Connie Barnes Rose’s use of this device in her latest novel, Road to Thunder Hill, manages to work.
By Mélanie Grondin
Public intellectual, lawyer, and poet, F.R. (Francis Reginald) Scott was one of those truly great and spirited Canadians. The Canadian part is important, not just because he was born and lived here, but because he spent his life fighting and writing for what he believed was best for his country and its people.
By Mélanie Grondin
If Montreal does continue to draw young writers – even the ones writing in English – what kind of writing are they producing?
By Vanessa Bonneau
Montreal news reporter Ty Davis, whom we first met in Bill Haugland's Mobile 9, has an international secret society to deal with.
By Mélanie Grondin
An award-winning poet, anthologist, and teacher, Queyras took a decade to write Autobiography of Childhood.
By Marianne Ackerman
There’s an illustration of a treadmill on the cover of Rob Benvie’s latest novel, Maintenance. It works, and not just because the book features several exercise sequences: a post-conjugal violence workout, a teen’s weightlifting sesh, tennis champs sweating it up on the courts, and even some allusion to a lapsed yoga habit.
By Melissa Bull
Big Questions is the culmination of 15 years worth of work by graphic novelist Anders Nilsen.
By Lori Callaghan