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Until I read Heart of the City, Toronto hardly seemed to me like the sort of city in which to […]

Until It Fades by K.A. Tucker isn’t the type of novel I would usually pick up, but with everything going […]

This week I had the pleasure of diving into Black Apple, an award winning debut novel by indigenous author Joan […]

Coming up with five classic novels by Indigenous authors to read is not an easy feat considering that many, myself […]

This past week I read K.J. Howe’s debut novel The Freedom Broker. Although action-based novels are not usually my go-to […]

27 June, Toronto – Air abuzz with excitement, over 150 authors, publishers, and literary professionals came to the Gardiner Bistro […]

This year’s Trillium Book Award will see six English and five French books in the final round before a winner […]

This summer, you’ll blaze through books with your new Kobo Aura H2O. If you’re thinking, ‘well, I don’t own one,’ […]

The 150th anniversary of Confederation, Canada’s sesquicentennial, is a suitable prompt for recommended reading. Rather than simply list the best […]

St. Paul’s Anglican Church at 227 Bloor Street East will host readings by previous winners and 2016 finalists of the […]