Back Issues
October 2016
Lisa Vanin
Lisa Vanin is an award-winning, multidisciplinary artist and illustrator in Toronto who graduated from OCAD University in 2009. Her client list includes the Canadian Opera Company, The Walrus, Elle Québec, and private commissioners and collectors. See more at www.lisavanin.com.
Conflict Averse
Power, the new victimhood and the disappearance of personal accountability
Andy Lamey
The Audacity (and Idiocy) of Hope
Political memoir, like history, is written by the victor. Gloriously, not this one.
Jane FarrowStuff White People Write
Why do writers who can invent universes and entire species have so much trouble creating black characters?
Andray Domise
Country of Eternal Forgetting
A masterful literary archivist explores a future unburdened by the past
Donna Bailey Nurse
Phantom of the Rink
Arena architecture shaped hockey, but will the new generation of entertainment multiplexes diminish the game?
Stephen SmithBetween Words
Anne Carson’s new book-without-a-spine, and the spiritual experience of centrelessness.
Sonnet L’AbbéThe Other Tradecraft
Writing, more than espionage, is the subject of le Carré’s memoir—all the better for his fans.
Paul Wilson