Algerian Literature: Voices of Resistance and Identity
Exploring the Writers Who Shaped Algeria’s Cultural and Historical Narrative
Books
Book Review: The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton
Our Book Review column is where anyone can submit a review of what they’re reading, past, present, or future.
BookTok and the Commodification of Reading
Rifling through the literary trends of
today’s Internet
Applying Joan Didion’s Democracy to the Present
Inez Victor embodies everything, and yet nothing, about the flaws in our current political system. Her story, told through fragmented moments that jump anytime between… Read More »Applying Joan Didion’s Democracy to the Present
Leonard Cohen Holds the Mirror
Reflecting on the legacy of love Cohen left in Montreal
The Queering of a Female Narrative, and the Horror of Habeus Corpus
Who is the monster in Frankenstein?
A Look Into Four Emerging Canadian Authors of South Asian Descent
New authors take root in “The Garden of Literary Delights”
The Meaning of Leaving: Womanhood from Toronto to Hong Kong
A review of Kate Rogers’ latest poetry collection
Writing The Future
Book review and interview with Catherine Leroux
Catinat Boulevard: A Compelling Narrative of Hope and Despair
Caroline Vu’s depiction of the Vietnam War transcends space and time
Five Editions of House of Flame and Shadow is Unbridled Capitalism
Bloomsbury Publishing unethically targets the pockets of readers
You Exist Too Much: A Queer, Palestinian Story of Self-Love
A review of Zaina Arafat’s debut novel
Speculative Worlds
How queer writers of colour continue to expand the speculative fiction genre
The ‘Garden of Literary Delights’ is in Bloom
South Asian writers celebrate the multitudes in their literary cultures
Books Required for My Literature Degree That You Should Actually Read
Highlights from “non-canon” academic reading lists