Q&A: Disability, fairy tales and the magic of all bodies
Disfigured: On Fairy Tales, Disability, and Making Space Amanda Leduc, Coach House Women spinning straw into gold, houses made of […]
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Q&A: zinester Cathon launches fabulous tiki murder mystery
The Pineapples of Wrath Cathon, Pow Pow Press Montréal-based graphic novelist Cathon serves up a zany tiki murder mystery. Set […]
Q&A: Theodore Carter talks abstraction and convention
Frida Sex Dreams and Other Unnerving Disruptions Theodore Carter, Run Amok We’re quickly becoming fans of new, upstart indie press […]
Q&A: Hassan Santur on youth, alienation, and the Somali immigrant experience
The Youth of God. Hassan Ghedi Santur, Mawenzi House. In stark prose, Toronto-based writer Hassan Santur explores the Somali-Canadian […]
Q&A: Brad Yung on how to create comics without going crazy
The Complete Stay as you are. Brad Yung, Three Ocean Press. Yung’s Stay as you are. mini-zines might just […]
Neon Pulsing Portrait of Grief is Breakout Book for Seattle Author
King of Joy Richard Chiem, Soft Skull Press This is shaping up to be the breakout book for Seattle-based Chiem, […]
Q&A: Huynh talks tales from Vietnamese diaspora
The Forbidden Purple City Philip Huynh, Goose Lane Editions The title story of Vancouver-based lawyer-turned-writer Philip Huynh’s first book was […]
Q&A: Cullen’s Albertan novel is queer coming-of-age tale meets grieving family drama
The Western Alienation Merit Badge Nancy Jo Cullen, Wolsak & Wynn It’s Calgary in 1982 and the federal government’s desire […]
Q&A: Kimball on feminism leaving infertile women behind
The Seed: Infertility Is a Feminist Issue Alexandra Kimball, Coach House Books A few years back, Alexandra Kimball’s powerful essay […]