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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Populist-in-Chief • Diefenbaker and discontent

In Sulci

Left Behind • Maybe we’re just not that into them

Maleficence • He put a spell on her

Crowning Moment • British Columbia before Canada

Crisis Mismanagement • Homelessness in our largest city

A Modern Klondike • Northern Ontario’s fiery ring

Good Morning, Nova Scotia • In the booth with Rick Howe

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Diplomatically Speaking • An envoy’s many years of service

In Other Words • Lori Saint-Martin’s life in translation

Bundles of Joy • On the humble dumpling

Double Threat • A global health check

Spells for Drunk Girls

Their Names in Lights • Canadian women who made it big

The Artisans of Big Cove • A mid-century Mi’kmaw cooperative

How We Said Goodbye • Remembering the writer Anne Kingston

In Lightning Flashes • Why does Walter Benjamin haunt us so?

Best Fest • A little bit of this, a little bit of that

In the Ottawa Valley • An energetic debut

A Series Interrupted • Marie-Claire Blais’s melancholy finale

The Aftermath • From Stephenville to St. John’s

The Weirdness of Everyday Life • An oddly pleasing collection

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