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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Something at Work • Wade Rowland’s unsettling forecast

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Twin Peeks • Naomi Klein finds it rather hard to understand

Writings on the Wall • Two inside looks at China

The Edge of This Hill

For God’s Sake • The fight for and against free thought

She Wakes in the Middle of a January Night Thinking of Charles Wright

They Bred Raptors • How basketball won over a hockey town

Model Behaviour • A Haida village as seen in a windy city

Road Trip • Traces of a Manitoba past

On a Welsh Island (fragment)

The Poet Politician • A biography of Gérald Godin

Campaign Confidential • On the run with Terry Fox

Just Picture It • Museums, castles, and cattle

A Song of the Past • Forgotten but not gone

Give and Take • Whose lines are they anyway?

State of the Arts • Max Wyman makes his case

On That Note • The music that defined a province

Naked Truth • Because colonial habits die hard

From Beirut with Love • Christine Estima’s debut collection

Search Party • Zalika Reid-Benta turns a city inside out

Kiss and Tell • Aley Waterman’s new novel

Charlotte’s Web • Sean Michaels gets technical

Elusive to the End