Black History Month might be over, but the work of Black communities across Canada to highlight their history and voices is ongoing.
Bushra el-Fadil uses his own experiences escaping violence in Sudan as well as his upcoming novel to explore how people can still
First-hand accounts of participants from over 30 countries paint a nuanced picture of what it means to uproot one's life and to
Through 26 essays, immigrant writers explore their relationship to both their mother tongue and their learned one, English.
New York Times bestselling author, Silvia Moreno-Garcia's fifth novel, "Mexican Gothic," does a horrifyingly delicious job of intertwining sensuality with the macabre,
Author, lawyer and social justice advocate, Silmy Abdullah’s debut collection of short stories, Home of The Floating Lily, an intimate portrait of
On this first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation (Sept. 30), we carry a book excerpt that speaks to the experience of
The Scotiabank Giller Prize shines a light on the best of Canadian literature, promoting the works of both emerging and established authors.
A novel steeped in history and a deep sense of place, Victory Colony, 1950 is a story about resilience and self-empowerment, two
In Palestinian-Canadian novelist Yara El-Ghadban’s third book, the historical, the political, and the personal are carefully calibrated into a brief but incandescent