Post Type Archives: Book Reviews

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New look at treaty archives reminds us Canada was not built on Indigenous surrender

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The Red River is mother and healer in Katherena Vermette’s new book of poetry

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‘1919’ is a welcome commemoration of the strike that rocked Winnipeg a century ago

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‘The Big Stall’ details how neoliberal think tanks blocked action on climate change

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‘Small Gaming Hunting at the Local Coward Gun Club’ is a tale of resilience

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‘Reproduction’ is an inventive and tender portrait of family life in all its forms

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Canadian poets approach their craft with levity and candour in new collection

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‘Screwed’ is an uneven take on female desire

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‘Behold, America’ is a short history of loaded phrases

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Dionne Brand’s novel ‘Theory’ is a demanding study of love

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In the 1960s Montreal was a centre of Black radicalism

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‘Women Talking’ is a beautifully written meditation on the power of narrative