Literary Review of Canada

Published ten times a year, the Literary Review of Canada is the country’s foremost journal of ideas on politics, philosophy, science, history, culture, and literature. Each issue features smart, lively book reviews and topical long-form essays alongside original art and poetry.

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Dangerous Grounds • Coming soon to a democracy near you

A Province Transformed • Quebec’s political and linguistic fault lines

Chin Up, Canada • Notes from a mellower critic

Grain Drain • Saskatchewan and the family farm

On Certainty

The Mowats • Love in another era

Eggnog and Fright • Ghost stories for Christmas present

The Trio from Laval • A clash of the historians

Finding Amelia • The old man and the fish

Hunting High and Low • In pursuit of God’s green earth

Familial Fragments • Can conflicting narratives ever converge?

Design Lines • Here, there, over, and away

The Great Spread

Two Minutes and Twenty Seconds • The song that changed everything

Down the 401 • A mother and daughter’s next chapter

Discomfort Zone • Weighed down with contemporary baggage

One by One • Katherena Vermette concludes a trilogy

Stomp and Circumstance • Stephens Gerard Malone’s new novel

O Mother, Where Art Thou? • The latest from Molly Lynch

The Great Sheep Panic of 1888 • An event that occurred on 3 November 1888 … when tens of thousands of sheep fled from various fields across some 200 square miles of Oxfordshire. — Wikipedia

Object Lessons • Lisa Alward’s debut collection

Village People • A provocative tale by Sarah Bernstein

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