Books
| Results 101 - 120 of 129 | Page:
1
..
4
5
6
7
|
October 11, 2007
Blood-spattered and brilliant
Michael Winter on road trips, kids and the meaning of life
by Lachlan Mackintosh
Fact or fiction?
William Neil Scott’s autobiography of lies
by Kyle Francis
October 4, 2007
From basement to bestseller
Forty years later, Anansi continues to redefine Canadian publishing
by Mark Hopkins
Albertan gothic western
Gil Adamson gathers a gang of grotesques in The Outlander gothic
by C.B. MacKintosh
Neurologist by day, author by night
Liam Durcan’s debut novel García’s Heart explores the psychological horror of war crimes
by Natalie St Denis
Migrant Ukrainian farmers in love
Marina Lewycka’s Strawberry Fields is an ambitious exploration of the immigrant experience
by Brendan Harrison
Calling Inspector Banks
Bestselling author Peter Robinson on the art of crime fiction
by Tim Christison
Depression-era grifters
Will Ferguson descends into a world of con-men in Spanish Fly
by Brendan Harrison
Secrets of the geohackers
William Gibson delves deep into Spook Country
by Sean Marchetto
September 27, 2007
Shock tactics
Naomi Klein traces the dark rise of disaster capitalism
by Adrian Morrow
September 20, 2007
Sexy serial killer
Chelsea Cain’s Heartsick is a bloody good thriller
by Bryn Evans
Thumb in the Right Dharma Eye
Brad Warner puts a punk rock spin on Zen Buddhism
by Sean Marchetto
September 13, 2007
Buried alive
White Cascade chronicles a tragic railway disaster
by Bob Blakey
Social disorders in love
Miranda July’s debut collection of stories is sweet and imperfect
by Brendan Harrison
September 6, 2007
Back in Canada
Markin-Flanagan writer Sina Queyras launches residency
by Mark Hopkins
August 30, 2007
Wild in the streets
John Savage’s Teenage a comprehensive history of young brats
by Sean Marchetto
How to make book launches exciting
Todd Babiak finds religion, Red Mile Revenge and poetry
by Mark Hopkins
August 23, 2007
Makin’ love to your eardrums
Wakefield Brewster’s CD launch and poetry galore
by Mark Hopkins
It’s all over
J.K. Rowling ends the Harry Potter series with a bang and body count
by Andrea Campbell
August 16, 2007
Follow the misfit
Gil Adamson’s first novel The Outlander is justly-ballyhooed
by Melanie Little
| Results 101 - 120 of 129 | Page:
1
..
4
5
6
7
|
