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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Heads in the Cloud

Literary Review of Canada

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Cover Stories • Lying low and flying high

In Left Field • Ed Broadbent and the future of the NDP

Not Salt

Commission Concluded • Portapique and the questions still unanswered

Sonnet to the Frost

These Distant Shores • Refugee writers on coming to Canada

Pathogen on the Prairie • Unmasking a disastrous response

Between Ewe and She • An author and her flock

Animal Writes • Spinning tales from tails

Last Call for the Small-Town Bar • Real conversations shaken and stirred

Sega Genesis • The sound of Mauritius

Letters Sent Me • When the readers write back

Kitchen Stuff Plus • The world through Mary Pratt’s eyes

Midway

Pilot Project • A dramatist takes flight

Nature Boy • Helen Humphreys sounds Walden Pond

Suffering of All Sorts • A Mark Anthony Jarman collection

Motor City Meltdown • Catherine Leroux’s alternative history

Liar, Liar • Genevieve Scott’s latest novel

Judges and Juries • Two acclaimed titles from Quebec

Salt

That Inscrutable Thing