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September 1, 2009 Literary Arts

Who's afraid of Mordecai Richler?

Biography of Canadian author explores his work and his candour

by R. Brian Hastie

Mordecai Richler was a man who kept to himself, says author M.G. Vassanji in the introduction of the biography of the venerable Canadian novelist, part of Penguin’s... » Full Story

September 1, 2009 Literary Arts

Quick Reads

Confidentially speaking

by Bonnie Zehavi

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September 1, 2009 Literary Arts

Quick Reads

I couldn’t find a synonym for ‘squish’ Squishy Short Stories

by Christopher Olson

If his short stories are any indication, author Arjun Basu must enjoy Chinese food, long-distance travel and a nice bowel movement now and then. These are all subjects that he... » Full Story

August 25, 2009 Literary Arts

Diary of a small press publisher

Field Studies in Ireland program reveals the universality of the written word

by Sasha Manoli

Sasha Manoli, the editor and publisher of WithWords Press, attended the School of Canadian Irish Studies’ Field Studies in Ireland program this summer. The following is her... » Full Story

August 25, 2009 Literary Arts

[Sic] Feet Under

by Christopher Olson

A family of undertakers struggles to keep their business afloat after the death of a beloved father figure. Where have I heard that before? The synopsis on the... » Full Story

August 25, 2009 Literary Arts

Quick Reads

Slice of life

by Sebastien Cadieux

The latest from Jeffrey Brown’s autobiographical comics finds magic in day-to-day activities. While his previous books share Brown’s medical problems and relationships in... » Full Story

August 25, 2009 Literary Arts

Quick Reads

Nothing to fear but fighting

by Christopher Olson

House-bound after a bad break-up, the protagonist of Stacey May Fowles’ Fear of Fighting, Marnie, resents “creative” people for assuming that those without their gift... » Full Story

June 10, 2009 Literary Arts

Taral Wayne: Fan Guest of Honor

by Christopher Olson

Somebody on Wikipedia has deemed Taral Wayne obscure. The artist, also the man behind this week’s cover, has had his entry on the website tagged for not meeting the site’s... » Full Story

June 9, 2009 Literary Arts

The wait for Worldcon

World Science Fiction convention highlights Canadian SF

by Christopher Olson

Since the World Science Fiction Convention was founded in 1939, man has split the atom, landed on the moon and invented the Internet. But what of interstellar travel and... » Full Story

June 9, 2009 Literary Arts

Julie Czerneda: Master of Ceremonies

by Christopher Olson

Contrary to what you might think, Canadian sci-fi writers are hardly few and far between according to this year’s Worldcon Master of Ceremonies Julie... » Full Story
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