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Alexander Huls is a Toronto-based journalist. His work
Coming home
Why Canadian booksellers are heading over the border for support
FRONTMATTER
Power and politics
Dimitri Nasrallah draws on global autocracies to inform his modern allegory
Safety zone
How two university creative-writing programs are building respect in the classroom
Not easy being green
Feeling envious of another author’s success is normal, just don’t let it blind you to your own accomplishments
Adventure time
Shane Peacock and Nimbus Publishing relaunch the author’s popular Dylan Maples series
Truth be told
I want smart stories that don’t falsely do away with the reality of violence in women’s lives
Ear to the ground
Rebecca Best, Kobo’s manager of original content, on the digital platform’s plans for the audiobook market
From the heart
Speaking her own story provided a means of transcending negative experiences by bringing them into the light,
FEATURE
Guided by his voice
Ensuring the movie adaptation of Indian Horse stayed true to Richard Wagamese’s source material involved one main factor: the author himself
POETRY SPOTLIGHT
Seeing things
Emma Healey’s diagnosis of a visual deficiency lent her a new perspective on life and poetry
Reclamation songs
Returning to her ancestral roots provided Shannon Webb-Campbell with poetic inspiration
Living in difficulty
Jeff Latosik uses juxtaposition and ambiguity to mine truths about the human condition
In transmission
From military brat to acclaimed poet, Dani Couture has never lost her sense of curiosity
Life and death
Herménégilde Chiasson’s debut poetry collection – one of the core texts of Acadian literature – is finally appearing in English translation
Finding home
With her first poetry collection, Carol Rose Daniels explores concepts of healing and balance in the aftermath of the Sixties Scoop
REVIEWS
A resplendent sparrow
A.F. Moritz’s selected poems stand as a jaw-dropping testament to a lifetime’s work
Sound effects
Mikko Harvey’s poems are tinted with horror, while Robin Richardson’s are musical and measured
Opening moves
A trio of debuts addresses autobiographical subjects and the forces that shape us
Life and love
Story collections from Erin Frances Fisher and Carrianne Leung differ in their approach to pace and nuance
Theory and practice
Audrey Schulman’s new novel is described as almost dystopian, but fails at the nuances of world-building
The dark night
Patrick Lane’s second novel is steeped in dread but also in detailed, poetic language
The swarm
Harriet Alida Lye employs foreshadowing and large dollops of symbolism in a quirky psychological thriller
BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Bjorn to be wild
A curious big brother finds adventure with a new plaything – his little sister’s baby carrier
Tough girl in love
Things get uncomfortable when a policeman’s daughter falls for another officer on the force
Best friends – but not forever
Two middle-grade novels explore issues of friendship and community
Success and the city
New York and Paris provide inspiration for activism and creativity in new picture-book biographies
No boy is an island
An 11-year-old has to leave the mainland in order to work through his guilt and regret
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Twin spell
Julie Flett’s Q&Q cover illustration gets a second life gracing a new children’s book by Monique Gray Smith
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