ANIMALS by Jerrod Edson
Jerrod Edson is a master at spinning alternate universe yarns that hook readers and leaves them satiated long after the last page h...
02
Oct
Book Reviews
30
Sep
STILL by Joanna Cockerline
There is no question that Joanna Cockerline’s new book “STILL” deserves to be longlisted for the prestigious 20...
13
Aug
A Quilting of Scars by Lucy E. M. Black
Lucy E. M. Black’s talent for storytelling is such that it is impossible to be a casual, eyeglasses perched-on-your-nose kind of reader...
14
Jul
DON’T LET HIM IN by Lisa Jewell
Lisa Jewell, who by her very talent eschews comparisons, continues her masterclass in the art of parsing characters who are emotionally...
07
Apr
The Resistance Painter
Photo credit: Marion Voysey
In a style worthy of beloved Canadian treasures, Genevieve Graham and Roberta Rich, debut noveli...
09
Feb
ONE MINUTE MORE, by Robert Rotenberg
Mixing the suspenseful tactics of a Louise Penny novel, with the psychological build up of a Robyn Ha...
12
Jan
“What The Living Do” by Susan Wadds
There is no question in my mind as to why Susan Wadd’s debut novel, “What The Living Do,” was a finalist for a Canadian Boo...
18
Nov
THE WIDOW’S CRAYON BOX, by Molly Peacock
Poet essayist and biographer, Molly Peacock’s new book, The Widow’s Crayon Box, (WW Norton, 2024), mirrors the singular and amazingly...
12
Nov
ABOVE THE NOISE, DeMar DeRozan
"Don't worry I got us."
As a huge long-time fan of the @torontoraptors, and a boisterous cheerl...
21
Oct
JOHNNY DELIVERS by Wayne Ng
Readers of Johnny Delivers are in for a treat as author Wayne Ng fully immerses us in the day-to-day life of Johnny's famil...