Book Review

Attitude is an ongoing collection of subversive cartoon-style political commentary. This edition features seasoned political cartoonist Stephanie McMillan. The title […]

A Nut at the Opera is a wonderful book about a fictitious world of tenors and sopranos. Although there’s not […]

An essential rite of passage in the 1980s was the aromatic romance of the local videogame arcade: an unavoidable place […]

Miss Lamp is the strangest book I’ve come across in a while. Quirky, sweet, inventive and grotesque, this literary novel […]

Death and dissatisfaction pervade Jacqueline Honnet’s narratives. In “Funeral Stories,” a husband torments his wife with questions about what she […]

Tim Conley writes about a different kind of reality-the kind where a man can hear a conversation in the apartment […]

I read The Immaculate Conception in the bathtub, which I think is higher praise than saying I read it in […]

This anthology of 15 different tales by 15 authors is not unlike that incredible sampler plate you order at your […]

In this odd combination of short prose and snippets of poetry, Kalynchuck unites unusual images-fish and violins, turnips and spelling […]

This is porn at its cartoon best. Wordless, but no lack of storyline. Dale says that in writing these tales […]

Looking at this book made me want to draw. Tamaki’s collection of drawings remind me of a mix between the […]

Siberia is Nikolai Maslov’s personal account of his life as a young man coming of age against the desolate backdrop […]