Unpopular uprisings: Debut novelist Avik Jain Chatlani charts Peru’s uneasy history of Maoist insurgency
The novel is broken down into four, more or less discrete sections.
Salman Rushdie’s terse memoir offers a highly personal reckoning with the public attack that almost claimed his life
"Art is not a luxury. It stands at the essence of our humanity, and it asks for no special protection except the right to exist."
Federal Liberal budget includes “modest” increase for the Canada Book Fund, but one group describes it as a “net loss”
The relatively small top-up to the CBF included in this year's budget does not come close to fulfilling the Liberals' promise.
George McWhirter makes a Griffin shortlist otherwise devoid of Canadian names
Last year was the first under the new prize regime.
Writers’ Trust of Canada faces online backlash for choice of Jason Kenney as co-host of its Politics and the Pen gala
The Writers’ Trust of Canada is facing online criticism for its decision to name former Alberta premier Jason Kenney co-host...
Laugh lines: Robert Plunket’s debut novel, long out of print, features one of the most venal, amoral, shallowest protagonists in recent American literature
One characteristic of Elliot that is most telling is also the one that may be least apparent on a cursory read.
More, more, more: Becca Rothfeld extols the virtues of excess in her debut volume of essays
Wanting in Rothfeld's analysis is the recognition of how difficult it is to compose a short yet consequential piece of writing.
Special committee unanimously endorses deal to take Indigo private
The agreement remains subject to regulatory approval.
The crisis in book reviewing may not be what you think it is
Instead of complaining that there is no books coverage in Canada today, it would be salutary if people would consume what is available.
Penguin Canada publisher Nicole Winstanley tapped to replace Kevin Hanson at Simon & Schuster
Winstanley's move into the top spot may be an attempt to shore up the executive ranks at the company.