3 books to read this month: Audition, My Documents, Care and Feeding
Katie Kitamura’s third consecutive banger, the Asian American take on the U.S. response to terrorist attacks and a fascinating peek behind the curtain of foodie culture.
Books to read this month: Stag Dance, No Fault, The Wickedest, Something Rotten
Stories about gender and sexuality, politics and masculinity, a divorce memoir and poems about a marathon house-party.
3 books to read this month: Can the Monster Speak, Wicked, Owlish
The books we read over the holidays were provocative, inspiring — wicked, even.
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Montreal has spoken.
Montreal author Jacob Wren on the role of art in a world full of war, injustice and political upheaval
“I feel I need to be an artist, but I don’t think what the world needs right now is art. I think it needs activism and it needs people who are really able to get out there and fight.”
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Montreal has spoken.
CONTEST: Win a pass to the Salon du Livre and a curated stack of books from Read Quebec
The 47th edition of Montreal’s largest book fair will take place at the Palais des Congrès from Nov. 27 to Dec. 1.
3 books to read this month: Good Want, How It Works Out and The Coin
Brilliant new titles by Domenica Martinello, Myriam Lacroix and Yasmin Zaher.
3 books to read this month: Who’s Afraid of Gender, Small Fires, Alphabetical Diaries
The latest novels by Judith Butler, Rebecca May Johnson and Sheila Heti.
3 books to read this month: The Vulnerables, The Librarianist, Open Throat
Light in the darkness of lockdown, Benjamin Button meets Revolutionary Road and the story of a queer mountain lion.