Book Review

Fed up with attacks on academic independence, the corporatization of universities and an increasingly hostile intellectual climate, cultural theorist and […]

It’s hip to hate corporations and easy to blame them for all the woes of our modern world. If the […]

Who’s my favourite writer? A nomadic girl whose name may be Cindy, and whose typewritten life story I’ve been following […]

If you’re really curious about language, read a bilingual collection of poetry. Thomas Scott’s poems are simple and eloquent in […]

An engagement with the work of stream-of-consciousness modernist Virginia Woolf, which also references Gertrude Stein and Anne Carson, this collection […]

Filling Station editor and wry poetic trickster Jason Christie points a sharpened stick at Canadian politics, institutions, media and grammar. […]

Like its title suggests, Creamsicle Stick Shivs is a sweet, sticky collection of poems. But Stiles is rarely the “Nice […]

Some books are best read in a certain season. The cold of winter seems a good time to read about […]

Jukebox Music is Tony Nesca’s dedication to music. I know this because it says so on the last page of […]

Mark Young has been writing poetry for over 45 years. That’s a long time, and if you think that someone […]

Cribbing its title from Thorstein Veblen’s Theory of the Leisure Class, Fiorentino’s Theory showcases the poet self-consciously edging himself away […]

This tidy volume purports to contain the best of the first nine issues of Wag Magazine, a self-published zine of […]