Passionate about Canadian books
and ideas?
So are we: since 1991, the award-winning LRC has served as a forum for some of the country’s very best writers, thinkers and readers. Admirers describe the publication as “the most intelligent magazine in Canada” (Alberto Manguel), “Canada’s leading journal of opinion” (Tom Flanagan), “a precious forum for serious – and seriously engaging – exchanges of ideas” (Naomi Klein), "the pitbull of CanLit" (Lawrence Hill) and "the contemporary record of Canadian public thought" (Michael Valpy).
Now, to pursue this mandate even more effectively, the LRC has become a registered charity. And we hope you'll help us spark the kind of conversation that Canada deserves about our culture, history and public affairs.
Donate to the LRC today!
Giving Online
To make a secure online donation, and receive an immediate charitable receipt, simply click the button below - options range from one-time gifts to convenient monthly donations:
Giving by Mail
Send a cheque to the LRC office at the following address, including instructions on where you’d like your tax receipt mailed for donations of $10 or more:
Literary Review of Canada
581 Markham St.
Suite 3A
Toronto, ON
Canada
M6G 2L7
Recognition
Every donation at every level makes an important difference in enabling the LRC to extend the robust, non-partisan conversation you’ve come to expect from us.
We’re pleased to thank supporters on our website, recognizing donations at the following levels:
$10-49
$50-99
$100-249
$250-499
$500-999
$1000-1990
Special recognition and benefits will be given for annual gifts made at the following levels:
Carbon Circle: $1,991–$4,999
Silver Circle: $5,000–$9,999
Gold Circle: $10,000–$24,999
Platinum Circle: $25,000+
For further information about donating, please contact the LRC's publisher, Helen Walsh, at h[dot]walsh[at]reviewcanada[dot]ca.
Thank you for supporting the LRC.
The Literary Review of Canada’s charitable registration number is 848431490RR0001.
Online Originals
Lincoln’s Prophet
A review of George Fetherling's Walt Whitman’s Secret: A Novel
Untying the Knot
A review of A History of Marriage by Elizabeth Abbott
The Winter of a Hundred Books
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