Michael Redhill’s New Novel Leaves Readers Seeing Double
The Toronto author’s Giller-winning book is a philosophical thriller on identity
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How Margaret Atwood Learned to Type
At sixteen, the author of The Handmaid’s Tale sat down with her parents’ portable Remington for the first time
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Novelist Confronts the Fiction of a Progressive Toronto
David Chariandy’s award-winning book explores family, race, and police violence
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How Jean Paré Taught Canada to Cook
The Company’s Coming author has sold 30 million books by perfecting everything from casserole to pie
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The Wonderful World of Canadian Snacks
From ketchup chips to Wagon Wheels, a new book tells us why our junk food is the best
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The Other Worst President
To understand Trump, we need to examine the man who failed America during the Great Depression
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What Western Education Didn’t Teach Me
How a group of Nishnaabeg elders helped me to let go of what I’d learned and embrace Indigenous thinking
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The Wild Rise of CanLit
Nick Mount’s Arrival brings Canada’s 1960s literary stars to life—but overlooks the era’s diversity
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The Lost Indigenous Youth of Thunder Bay
In Seven Fallen Feathers, Tanya Talaga exposes a northern city’s hard truths
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The Case for Reading Quebec’s Most Reclusive Author
Réjean Ducharme was brilliant, influential, and mostly invisible to English Canada
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