Muddy Waters
Forget Jesse Brown versus Kevin Donovan—the key figures in the Jian Ghomeshi investigation remain female victims, not male journalists
Read MoreAuthor: Stacey May Fowles
Stacey May Fowles (@MissStaceyMay) is a novelist and essayist. She curates baseball feelings from across the league into a weekly newsletter called Baseball Life Advice.
Playing the Long Game
If Major League Baseball wants to attract new fans, pace of play rules are the wrong way to go
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Thank You, Alison Gordon
In memory of a trail-blazing sportswriter
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Taming of the Screw
The underwhelming, non-threatening film adaptation of Fifty Shades of Grey
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Foul Territory
A former major league pitcher confesses to witnessing rape in the minor leagues—and is lauded as hero, years after his complaints might have mattered
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Blood Ties
Heather O’Neill and Miriam Toews examine the fraught relationships between siblings
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When Paul Bernardo Stalked My Neighbourhood
What it was like to grow up in a community that lived in fear of the Scarborough Rapist
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Infidelity
Ronnie didn’t know what the word ennui meant before she met Charlie. More importantly, she didn’t know she was experiencing it before she met Charlie. One day at the salon …
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Watching Like a Girl
How mainstream sports reporting gets female fandom wrong
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Linda Spalding
The Governor General’s Literary Awards interview series
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