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February 4, 2010

Glorious Galore Michael Crummey deserves your literary respect by John Delaney

January 28, 2010

Shelter from the storm January and February warm up with words by Laurie Fuhr

January 21, 2010

The forgotten city Colum McCann takes us through a gritty, sad, hopeful New York City by Sean Marchetto

January 14, 2010

Jonathan Safran Foer doesn’t eat animals1 Renowned author investigates the horror of factory farming by Michael Hingston
Bundle up with books Workshops, contests and more to keep you warm by Laurie Fuhr

January 7, 2010

A sharp, afro-encased brain Malcolm Gladwell mucks around in society’s Petri dish by Randy Brososky
Green tar sands? Long-time oilman fails to make a case for sustainable fossil fuels by Indrani Kar

December 31, 2009

Looking at the year in local literature Calgary authors and presses impress in 2009 by Laurie Fuhr

December 17, 2009

My name is Adria and I’m an ecoholic Saving the world starts in the home, not in Copenhagen by Bruce Pollock
Nothing in life is cheap Gordon Laird on how we’re selling ourselves short by Bob Blakey
Crazy Columbus Thomas Trofimuk spins tales of love and grieving by Trista Orchard

December 10, 2009

Artistic depression in Canada Nice to read ya, wouldn’t want to be ya by Pamela Dixon
Fo schizzle Tales Designed to Thrizzle does just that by Adam Kowalczuk
Lost in translation North Americans suffer from lack of cross-cultural literary gems by Cam Cotton-O'Brien

December 3, 2009

Exasperating and brilliant? Thomas Pynchon’s latest is disappointing, but fans will love it by Bryn Evans

November 26, 2009

Wayman rising Local author takes readers to a place of pot smoke and ocean mist by Brendan Harrison

November 12, 2009

Mmmmm... Unauthorized4 Oral history of The Simpsons is flawed, but full of behind-the-scenes tidbiterinos by Michael Hingston
Folking Canadians Jason Schneider examines the country’s folk music stars by Adam Kowalczuk

November 5, 2009

Charting the urban jungle Jeb Brugmann calls for democratic planning in the global city by Sean Marchetto
Once were kings Stephen Bown on the capitalist powers that shaped the world by Bob Blakey
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