Issues
October 2004
Tom Pokinko
Tom Pokinko is a Montreal-based illustrator and graphic artist. He can be reached at tom_pokinko@yahoo.ca.
Sickness in the Church
How will Rome minister to an institution debilitated by the sex abuse scandals?
Michael W. HigginsThe "Hamlet" of the Maritimes
Portrait of a political leader who can't seem to make up his mind
Geoffrey StevensThe Importance of Being Mennonite
Hilarious, heart-breaking comedy told by a gifted, creative liar
Magdalene RedekopReader-Friendly Critics
In the po-mo world of theory, three writers still champion the plain style.
Sam SoleckiChasing Celebrity
What happens to a culture that takes Andy Warhol's prediction seriously
Timothy TaylorLiving on Corporate Welfare
Will Bombardier's pipeline to government funding end any time soon?
Andrew AllentuckStrutting and Fretting
Two novels explore the chaos and creativity of the actor's life
Graham HarleyPoets of the Country
At long last, a literary historian charts the distant beginnings of CanLit
W. J. KeithThe Theory of Everything
Three books examine our insatiable need to explain the nature of the universe
Peter CalamaiCanada's Yankee Railroad Czar
A new biography reveals Van Horne's private tragedies as well as his public accomplishments
Mark Lovewell