Ice Land

What better country to write about near Christmas than a land of ice and snow? Iceland has nipped me on Continue reading →

What then?

Remembrance Day. Is it enough to remember those who lost their lives fighting in the First World War? Sharon Johnston’s Continue reading →

Ah Bon Delisle

The graphic book Chroniques de Jérusalem, by Guy Delisle (Éditions Delcourt 2011) is still relevant although it was published five Continue reading →

Singing Her Way

This week Demetra Angelis Foustanellas reviews the historical novel The Goodtime Girl (Cormorant Books 2012) by Tess Fragoulis. You may Continue reading →

Bourne End

We’re back! Summer’s over and it’s already time for the fall equinox poem. Canadian Writers Abroad is now based in Continue reading →

Nalo Hop

On Saturday 18 June, 2016, at Harbourfront in the Fleck Dance Theatre, author Nalo Hopkinson revealed her quick-step mind to Continue reading →

Bones and Marrow

Poet laureate of Toronto from 2009-2012, winner of a Governor General’s Literary Award for Poetry in 1997 and the Pat Continue reading →

June

    The summer solstice poem comes, surprisingly to those familiar with her fiction and prose, from Isabel Huggan, who Continue reading →