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January 8, 2009

Marliss Read A Little Lamb Okay, a lot of Lamb: The Hour I First Believed is 740 damn pages long! But it’s well worth it by Marliss Weber

December 24, 2008

Brevity Is The Soul Of Rich Simon Rich keeps the word count low and the humour quotient high in Free-Range Chickens by Michael Hingston

December 18, 2008

Just Look For The Pile Of Cocks On The Cover The literary journal Here & Noun brings the McSweeney’s sensibility to Edmonton by Paul Matwychuk

December 11, 2008

I Don’t Know Much About Art, But I Know What I Can’t Afford The $12 Million Stuffed Shark casts a skeptical eye on the art world’s bizarre-world economy by Maurice Tougas

December 4, 2008

The Gospel Of Rock, According To Chunklet The writers behind the “100 biggest assholes in rock” emerge with a tract that counts rockers sins by Fawnda Mithrush
From Moosonee To New York City Joseph Boyden’s char-acters hunt on James Bay, model in the big city, and heal through storytelling by Nina Varsava
The Writer Gets Captured By The Game First Novels don’t get more dense, ambitious, or engrossing than Lee Henderson’s The Man Game by Michael Hingston
I'm An Almanac, And I'm A PC TV pitchman John Hodgman continues his career as a fake-trivia expert in More Information Than You R by Paul Matwychuk
Pornography On Your PlayStation? Porn & Pong author Damon Brown says it’s no accident videogames and smut evolved together by Ramin Ostad
Still The Smartest Guy In The Room? Political scientist Steve Patten explores Stephen Harper’s “political DNA” in The Harper Record by Angela Brunschot

November 20, 2008

Black And White And Read All Over! Raymond Biesinger’s new collection of mono-chromatic illustrations hits the bookshelves by Fish Griwkowsky

November 13, 2008

Canadians: Just As Perfidious As The Yanks! A simple act of literary theft has dire consequences for the CanLit hero of The Killing Circle by Marliss Weber

November 6, 2008

Kisses For My President Curtis Sittenfeld fictionalizes the enigmatic life of Laura Bush in American Wife by Paul Matwychuk

October 9, 2008

Stomping Out The Grapes Obscene in the Extreme explains how Steinbeck’s masterpiece was almost banned in the U.S. by Chris Bruce

September 18, 2008

The Author White People Like How Christian Lander parlayed his knowledge of cheese, public radio, and “premium juice” into intern by Paul Matwychuk

September 4, 2008

Going Back Where You Came From A violent altercation in 1972 sends powerful ripples into 2007 in George Pelecanos’ The Turnaround by Paul Matwychuk

August 28, 2008

In Excelsis Ditko Strange and Stranger shines a light on Steve Ditko, the comics world’s prickliest genius by Fish Griwkowsky

July 24, 2008

A Cut-And-Paste Masterpiece Woman’s World is part Far From Heaven, Glen or Glenda?, ransom note, and all genius by Paul Matwychuk

July 10, 2008

Indian Lust Call Drew Hayden Taylor celebrates Native sexuality in Me Sexy by Michael McNichol

March 6, 2008

My Art Will Go On Rock Critic Carl Wilson Exposes Himself to Toxic Levels of Céline Dion by Paul Matwychuk
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