Truth Earring Microwave
The chapbook stages a confrontation of epic pretensions between its hero, the poet, and a blandly personified Truth. The fluctuations […]
Issue 39
Dirtbags
Dirtbags is a story about a twenty-something punk rock type girl from the sticks who is really bummed out that […]
Be Good
This is Stacey May Fowles’ first novel, and it definitely proves that she’s a writer filled with talent and insight. […]
white
rob mclennan’s white leaves a lot of space to fill with questions, but I am inclined to say that it […]
Now You’re One of Us
So, Noriko got married. It was sort-of an arranged marriage, but it worked out. The guy was really sweet and […]
Shelf Monkey
Corey Redekop and I seem to have worked at one of those hyper-mega bookstores at around the same time (the […]
Age of Arousal
Linda Griffiths’ Age of Arousal marks a famous moment in the history of feminist liberation: the transition from the restrained […]
A Guidebook to Contemporary Architecture in Montreal
The authors of this little book suggest that the reader, “Put the book in your pocket, get on the metro […]
Curse and Berate in 69+ Languages
I immediately wanted to review Curse and Berate in 69+ Languages because of a crusty old man in my neighbourhood […]
Pro Forma: Language/Text/Visual Art, Full Series
Pro Forma: Language/Text/Visual Art, a three-volume set edited by Jessica Wyman, tackles the expansive subject of the role of language […]
Cute Stuff
Cute Stuff is a do-it-yourself guide with instructions on how to make really random unnecessary cute things. This stuff is […]
Breakfast for Anarchists
Sick of the processed crap being fed to you each morning in cereal commercials? You might just be ready for […]