April 17, 2026reviewSon of Nobody buries the reality of death in a children’s storyMatt Horseman4 min read
April 17, 2026reviewThe Last Titans sizes up the leaders of England and France during war and its aftermathDavid Shribman5 min read
April 10, 2026In new book London Falling, Patrick Radden Keefe tells his most intimate true story yet13 min read
April 7, 2026reviewIn Fertility is honest and vivid about the emotional toll of navigating IVF4 min read
April 7, 2026reviewThe Governors General is far from authoritative – but it’s a delicious readJohn Ibbitson6 min read
April 2, 2026opinionIt took me six months to read the 800-page Middlemarch. Here’s why I think you should, tooJ.D.M. Stewart6 min read
April 2, 2026Trying to read more? These professional bookworms share their tipsSarah Laing12 min read
March 27, 2026She wrote the bestselling Deverill Chronicles series – but first, some bruising rejections5 min read
March 24, 2026Quebec-based online bookstore network expands across Canada, giving independent shops an edge 5 min read
March 20, 2026Catherine Walsh feels a little nervous publishing her novel physically for the first time5 min read
March 19, 2026Netflix to adapt Canadian author Carley Fortune’s This Summer Will Be Different into series1 min read
March 17, 2026reviewStay Alive: Berlin, 1939-1945 paints a vivid portrait of a city under moral, financial, and military siegeDavid Shribman4 min read
March 13, 2026New book explores how Canadian music – and the communities around it – hit the information highway4 min read
March 13, 2026Melissa Auf der Maur’s nineties rock memoir revisits the ‘last analog decade’ 5 min read
March 10, 2026Amanda Leduc and Katie Kitamura among 15 authors longlisted for Carol Shields Prize1 min read
March 6, 2026Remember paperbacks that fit in your pocket? Indigo’s trying to bring them back6 min read
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