December 2015
Featured Articles
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City Maker
A review of Civic Symbol: Creating Toronto’s New City Hall 1952–1966, by Christopher Armstrong
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Netflix Nation
A review of Post-TV: Piracy, Cord-Cutting and the Future of Television, by Michael Strangelove
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Prisoners of Home
A review of The Heart Goes Last, by Margaret Atwood
Maggie Brooks is a freelance illustrator and self-proclaimed pun master. She attended Sheridan College for illustration, and currently lives in Toronto. Maggie strives to include large, colourful shapes and hand-created textures in her work. She loves science, stories and home-cooked meals.
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City Maker
A review of Civic Symbol: Creating Toronto’s New City Hall 1952–1966, by Christopher Armstrong
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Netflix Nation
A review of Post-TV: Piracy, Cord-Cutting and the Future of Television, by Michael Strangelove
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Prisoners of Home
A review of The Heart Goes Last, by Margaret Atwood
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Tour Talk
A review of Across Canada by Story: A Coast-to-Coast Literary Adventure, by Douglas Gibson
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Life in the Barrios
A review of Rebel Priest in the Time of Tyrants: Mission to Haiti, Ecuador and Chile, by Claude Lacaille, translated from French by Casey Roberts
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Against the Tide
A review of ’Membering, by Austin Clarke
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Bunker Boys
A review of The Big Blue Machine: How Tory Campaign Backrooms Changed Canadian Politics Forever, by J. Patrick Boyer
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Pink Pills
A review of Big Pharma, Women, and the Labour of Love, by Thea Cacchioni
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Mind Games
A review of Genius at Play: The Curious Mind of John Horton Conway, by Siobhan Roberts
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Canada to the Rescue
A review of The Diplomat: Lester Pearson and the Suez Crisis, by Antony Anderson
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Monsters of the Night
A review of The Myth of the Born Criminal: Psychopathy, Neurobiology and the Creation of the Modern Degenerate, by Jarkko Jalava, Stephanie Griffiths and Michael Maraun
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How the Mighty Inca Fell
A review of The Gold Eaters, by Ronald Wright
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It Moves
A review of The River, by Helen Humphreys
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My Parrot and I
A review of Tuco: The Parrot, the Others and a Scattershot World, by Brian Brett
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Style and Substance
A review of Creating Legal Worlds: Story and Style in a Culture of Argument, by Greig Henderson
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Settling Accounts
A review of Unaccountable: Truth and Lies on Parliament Hill, by Kevin Page
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Father Complex
A review of The Reason You Walk, by Wab Kinew