The Editorial Magazine is pretty cute
We spoke to Claire Milbrath, the editor-in-chief of the quarterly Montreal art/fashion publication.
Look! New work by the man behind Scott Pilgrim
Canada’s Bryan Lee O’Malley took four years to follow up his smash hit & its film adaptation. Seconds has a female lead, and a plot couched in autobiographical irony.
Encuentro imports Latin American arts
Concordia hosts the roving annual festival that presents plays, documentary films and art exhibits in an effort to demistify South and Central American culture.
Montreal publisher Metatron puts poetry in print
The small press launches its first collection this week. We spoke to managing editor/author Ashley Opheim about Metatron’s mandate & goals.
10 years of WORN Fashion Journal
The founder of the alternative style magazine reflects on a decade in print, and discusses the new compendium, WORN Archive.
Heather O’Neill captures Montreal in prose
In her new novel The Girl Who Was Saturday Night, the author who was voted #4 Best Living Author in the Best of MTL readers poll continues to depict this city’s magic.
Meet rising comedy star Tranna Wintour
The #3 Best Comedian and #4 Best-Dressed Montrealer in 2014’s Best of MTL readers poll is set to perform her one-woman show, I Am No Man, this weekend.
This is tea at the Ritz-Carlton
We indulged in Montreal’s longest-running fancy tea-time ritual.
Anna Leventhal turns Montreal upside down
The local author’s new short story collection, Sweet Affliction, exposes some uncomfortable truths about this city, resisting the urge to romanticize.
This local novel is an art manifesto
You’ll recognize Montreal’s art community & activist scene in Jacob Wren’s Polyamorous Love Song, an accessible avant-garde work that asks a lot of big questions.