Literary Review of Canada

Published ten times a year, the Literary Review of Canada is the country’s foremost journal of ideas on politics, philosophy, science, history, culture, and literature. Each issue features smart, lively book reviews and topical long-form essays alongside original art and poetry.

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Friends with Benefits? • We go way, way back

Aristotle, the Last

Give and Take • How mutual was their exchange?

All Work, No Pay • So very feudal of us

Churchill’s Man in Dublin • Linden MacIntyre tells a violent tale

Photo Ops • William Ivor Castle’s augmented reality

Rocks, Rodents, and Reckonings • We’re in deep trouble

Parade

Big Unfriendly Giant • Yellowknife’s struggle with the aftermath

The Fast and the Curious • Along for the ride with a king’s godson

Class Conscious • An hour from Montreal but a world away

Peggy Who • The long-awaited memoir

Good Eggs • They hatched so much more than a basketball team

Dear Sheri-D Wilson

Unofficial Ambassador • Alan Doyle circles the Rock

Sole Searching • Two authors tread lightly

Tongue and Groove • On language and translation

That’s Amore • Served with a side of story

Paging Colonel Mustard • Three novels get to the bottom of it

Rye Observations • What we talk about when we talk about Holden

False Prophecy

Sands of Time • Shani Mootoo’s latest

On the Horn • Michael Redhill’s blast from the future

Romps to Remember • A Steven Heighton anthology

Temptation Island • Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette explores desire

Maritime Gothic • Vanessa F. Penney’s ominous debut

Echoes of Violence