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Linda Morra
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“A Day in the Life” with: Montréal Literature Podcaster Linda Morra

September 11, 2024 Emilea Semancik

As a professor of literature, it’s pretty obvious: Linda Morra loves books. She loves talking about books, she loves reading books, and she loves sharing books. So, becoming a podcaster about books was inevitable. And […]

Good Want: Poems by Domenica Martinello
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Good Want: Poems by Domenica Martinello

July 19, 2024 Samuel Wise

Good Want reads as a road map through the wilderness of the suburbs. The homeward bound collection of poems lies, restlessly, between divine deliverance and blunt realness, serving as a careful witness to the small […]

I Will Get Up Off Of: Poems By Simina Banu
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I Will Get Up Off Of: Poems By Simina Banu

July 2, 2024 Samuel Wise

I Will Get Up Off Of, the second poetry collection of Simina Banu is a one-location film equivalent of a book, as it brilliantly unravels on the treadmill of life, yet moves freely through moments […]

National Animal: Poems by Derek Webster
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National Animal: Poems by Derek Webster

May 20, 2024 Samuel Wise

National Animal, Derek Webster’s second poetry collection, asks what it means to be a Canadian in a time of tremendous uncertainty and rapid dynamism. Acting as a kaleidoscope that illuminates the multiplicative aspects that form […]

Sivan Slapak’s Debut Book: Here is Still Here
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Sivan Slapak’s Debut Book: Here is Still Here

May 8, 2024 Samuel Wise

Sincere and intimate, sentimental and sanguine, Sivan Slapak’s debut book Here is Still Here, is brought together as a collection of sure-footed short stories. Isabel, the wanderlustful protagonist, embarks on a journey from Montreal to […]

There is no end, no beginning: T. Liem’s Slows: Twice
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There is no end, no beginning: T. Liem’s Slows: Twice

February 20, 2024 Samuel Wise

Can contemporary poets maintain a sense of informality and inventiveness while expressing insight into the profound depths of the truth we so desperately yearn for? Can poetry reimagine sensibility while still being able to make […]

Rediscovering the roots in Felicia Mihali's 'A Ramshackle Home'
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Rediscovering the roots in Felicia Mihali’s “A Ramshackle Home”

January 18, 2024 Samuel Wise

A Ramshackle Home is the inaugural work in Mihali’s extensive literary repertoire. Judith Weisz Woodsworth’s translation of Le Pays du fromage (2002) breathes new life into this novel, which has undergone its third transformation, originally […]

Back in the Land of the Living: Love, Loneliness, and Self-Revolution in a City of Reinvention
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Back in the Land of the Living: Love, Loneliness, and Self-Revolution in a City of Reinvention

January 6, 2024 Samuel Wise

Eva Crocker grew up in Ktaqmkuk (Newfoundland) and lives in Tiohti:áke (Montreal). Her debut novel All I Ask was long-listed for the 2020 Giller Prize and won the 2020 BMO Winterset Award. Her short story […]

Monique Polak
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“A Day in the Life” with Montreal Author Monique Polak

December 27, 2023 Emilea Semancik

Monique Polak, a prolific author with 33 books tailored for young readers, holds the prestigious Quebec Writers’ Federation Janet Savage Blachford Prize for Children’s and YA Literature three times. Retired after an illustrious 35-year career […]

Exploring Colleen René's debut book: Nothing in Truth Can Harm Us
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Exploring Colleen René’s debut book: Nothing in Truth Can Harm Us

November 14, 2023 Samuel Wise

It is a reassuring thing, picking up the debut book of the latest Canadian novelist and discovering familiar themes with a passionate conviction that illuminates the truth that we cravenly seek in art. Colleen René […]

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