LINDA BESNER talks to NYLA MATUK about her new book

A new poem by DANIEL BROWN

A new poem by DAVID YEZZI

A panel of writers tackles literary ethics and the literary artist

A new poem by PAULA BOHINCE

MOLLY PEACOCK on one modern woman’s life

LAURA RITLAND wonders if Barthes could be woke

DAMIAN TARNOPOLSKY attends the Amazon.ca First Novel Awar

CADE LEEBRON on finding common ground with Hillary's campaign 

REBECCA SALAZAR on Canada Reads

SARAH FELDMAN interviews Jason Heroux

JACKIE HEDEMAN on genderswapping 

DANIEL BROWN close-reads a moment of sublime choreography

JACK HANSON on Muhammad Ali

REBECCA SALAZAR explains the rules

JACLYN QUA HIANSEN on The Festival of Literary Diversity that was overdue

ANNIE FINCH stands up for a beleaguered noun

DAVID BIESPIEL on Donald Trump’s spray-tan fascism

JACKIE HEDEMAN on the persistence of a classic

CARMINE STARNINO talks to NATALEE CAPLE about her homage to Canadian writers in verse 

BROOKE CLARK reviews Seamus Heaney’s Aeneid Book VI

MATTHEW BUCKLEY SMITH looks past the trees and maps a forest

BROOKE CLARK on Rome’s snarkiest satirist

V. PENELOPE PELIZZON on Adam Kirsch's Emblems of the Passing World

MICAH CONKLING on the epistolary reboot 

WILLIE VERSTEEG is a skeptical spectator of a legend

PATRICK O'REILLY on how Mary Dalton’s interest in voice transcends Newfoundland—or Canada

JASON GURIEL on Simon Callow and his new Orson Welles biography

ALEXANDRA OLIVER on the poetry of Guy Maddin's films

JACKIE HEDEMAN ranks Old Hollywood homage