An interview with Heather O’Neill
The celebrated novelist sat down with our Editor-in-Chief to discuss her published works and an upcoming novel. Montreal…
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Iron Flame: A Concordian’s Book Review
Fight or fly? Discover the sequel of Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros. “The first year is when some…
A celebration of the English language in Montréal
The Quebec Writers Federation’s recent events have been a testament to the thriving anglophone literary community in Quebec.…
Trick or treat yourself to spooky fall reads
Whether you’re in the mood for a comfort read or an unsettling one, we have the book recommendation…
Créatique: Connecting Creative Practices and Research
On Feb. 16, the English Department of Concordia University launched Créatique, an event featuring a discussion with PhD…
What Should I Read Next?
Five book suggestions to help you with your daily commute If there is one thing I love to…
Trevor Ferguson writes his way through trying times and forges ahead with new novels
A Canadian Novelist’s voyage through the literary frontier Trevor Ferguson, also known by his crime writer pen name,…
Subversive strength: Alice Munro’s confident, unassuming prose
Alice Munro writes without a trace of didacticism or judgement A lot has been said about Alice Munro.…
yolk: bringing Montreal’s literary community together
yolk literary is more than just a publication “Short. Punchy. Poignant,” says creative director Curtis McRae, when describing…
Brave New World and our dystopian society
Critical masterpiece Brave New World by Aldous Huxley outlines the components of a complicit society — one of…
Argo Bookshop re-emerges from the choppy waters of COVID-19
How one bookstore adapted to survive the pandemic Argo Bookshop, Montreal’s oldest English-language bookstore, is returning to business…
More Than Murakami: Straying from Norwegian Wood
Haruki Murakami became a household name after releasing the ever-popular coming of age novel Norwegian Wood. This sensual…