Literary Review of Canada

Canada's leading magazine of ideas. The LRC features thought-provoking book reviews, essays, and poetry: contributors include many of the country's most celebrated writers, from Sharon Butala to Erna Paris, from Peter C. Newman to Rawi Hage. An award-winning look at contemporary culture, politics, literature and science.

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Literary Review of Canada

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Habitually Daring • Moshe Safdie looks back

Vintage Years • Two political memoirs

Acadians in Action • They felt compelled to enlist

Unknown Fathoms • Tragedy and heroism in Newfoundland

Shaking Edifices • The latest Cundill History Prize finalists

A sincere thank you.

Loan Star • An ode to the little book box

Where the Sidewalk Ended • Alphabet’s aborted plans in Toronto

It Thinks, Therefore…? • As the designs get smarter and smarter

Natural Pairings • In the dirt and on the page

Garden Varieties • Turning leaves new and old

The Cathedrals of Cascadia • Spirituality in the Pacific Northwest

Directions • To the corner of then and now

Gaslighting • Chronicles of a greasy campaign

Noteworthy • Two pamphlets that pack a punch

Anything but Ordinary • Emily Urquhart and the yarns we spin

Ruff Ride • Another British road trip

To Sink or Swim • A poetic novel by Dominique Scali

Quite the Catch • Nicholas Herring’s debut

Student Body • The latest from Ariane Lessard

In So Many Words