Reviews

Calgary’s Freehand books is the new imprint from Broadview Press, and is already garnering media darling status in the industry. […]

Stan Rogal’s As Good As Dead: (a cautionary tale) begins with an anecdote about the quick rise-to-fame of Jack Kerouac […]

Acts of violence create new realities, both for the victim and the perpetrator. Suddenly the Minotaur by Montreal writer Marie […]

Ruby Jones is a furious girl. With a penchant for bad boys and bad behaviour, the protagonist of Kate Story’s […]

Pasha Malla’s The Withdrawal Method is a bittersweet collection of stories on life and relationships. He has the ability to […]

Sarah Steinberg’s first collection of short fiction reads as a group of episodes or vignettes: brief and sparse, but nevertheless […]

Have you ever wondered what it’d be like to eavesdrop on conversations with the ease of knowing you’d never be […]

I feel as though Arjun Basu writes down the internal monologue in each of our heads. By sharing the way […]

John Kupferschmidt’s In the Garden of Men takes place in Czechoslovakia in 1968, after the Soviet Union has invaded. The […]

Despite hearing great things about Sara Tilley’s debut novel Skin Room, it took me awhile to pick it up. Some […]

If this were a movie, I’d describe it as Cocoon meets Pi, or maybe Miss Marple meets Pi. Of course, […]

I.V. Lounge Nights is a compilation of pieces written and read by the authors who came to Toronto’s I.V. Lounge […]