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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His Truck Stops Here • The quick end to Jason Kenney’s long career

Hauntology

A Sum of Parts • Paying tribute to John English

Ode to Caragana

The Senator • When Jack Austin went to Ottawa

Life Lines • In their own words

In the Money • To the racetrack they did go

Winds of Change • Three takes on gentrification

Bomber Season

If These Streets Could Talk • Dark days in downtown Vancouver

Private Conversations • On faith and desire

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In the Shadow of Giants • Rooting around in the forest

Alarm Bells • Fort McMurray and fires hence

The Melmac Years • My peculiar resin d’être

Lost Signal

Designated Respondent • Reading this is voluntary

A Noble Craft • Jason Guriel’s very specific type of fun

Slippery Slopes • Vincent Lam’s latest

Rallying Cry • JD Derbyshire opens up

Fraudsters Abound • Tom Rachman’s new novel

Tragedy Two Ways • Debuts from Brooke Lockyer and Chelsea Wakelyn

Graft Craft • Zoe Whittall takes on the truth

Notes on a Scandal