For the third consecutive year, Montreal’s Snare Books and Toronto’s Coach House Books joined forces on what book launch host Jon Paul Fiorentino called the “cheap seats... » Full Story
Breaking the fourth wall between character and audience member can be an annoying and intrusive literary device when not executed correctly. But one comic writer is genuinely... » Full Story
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Author Alice Zorn has always been entranced by literature, but she never imagined she’d one day pen anything herself.
“It never occurred to me to write,” said... » Full Story
They attended the same summer camp as kids in Kingston, graduated from Concordia’s creative writing department together in 2005 and now they’re doubling up for the launch... » Full Story
We’ve come a long way since Leonard Cohen wrote those famous lyrics, “She feeds you tea and oranges that come all the way from China.”
“Now everything comes from... » Full Story
One of Concordia’s own faculty is climbing the bestseller list with a new biography about the life of A.Y. Jackson, a member of Canada’s famed 19th-century Group of Seven... » Full Story
In the house where Distantly Related to Freud’s heroine Ellen lives with her mother, there is a portrait hanging over the mantelpiece.
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