Arts
Reading the Apocalypse: A Retrospective
Last month, we took a fond look back at some of the best, and most appropriate, films for the coronavirus […]
Literature
Artist Profiles
“A Day in the Life” with Toronto writer Shantelle Bisson
It goes without saying that Shantelle Bisson is my only mother. Naturally, this means that I wasn’t raised by any […]
Arts
Terri Tatchell debuts children’s books on endangered animals
Canadian Academy Award nominee Terri Tatchell has released her first book, Aye-Aye Gets Lucky, in a series of stories aimed […]
Arts
Special Relationship: John le Carré’s “Agent Running in the Field”
For a long time, spy novelist John le Carré kept his sights aimed squarely at the ugly underbelly of Cold […]
Arts
Print Matters: Blissfully Blended Bullshit by Rebecca Eckler
Blissfully Blended Bullshit is a witty, engaging, refreshingly candid chronicle of a modern family’s journey as they blend households. We follow […]
Arts
Print Matters: Woman on the Edge by Samantha M. Bailey
A stranger on the subway platform whispers, “Take my baby.” She places her child in your arms. She says your […]
Arts
Print Matters: I Promise by Toronto Author Catherine Hernandez
A sweet and beautiful picture book about how queer families start with the promise to love a child, I Promise […]
Artist Profiles
“A Day in the Life” with Toronto Writer Farzana Doctor
Farzana Doctor does a lot of things! She’s primarily a writer, but finds time for activism and a part-time psychotherapy […]
Arts
Tales of Girls and Women: Margaret Atwood’s “The Testaments”
It’s a mistake to call The Handmaid’s Tale “prescient.” Applying that label does a disservice to Margaret Atwood, and a […]
Arts
Print Matters: Gamechanger by Toronto author L.X. Beckett
Cherub Whiting is the 22nd century equivalent of a public defender—she helps people whose virtual reality posting habits have tanked […]