Literary Review of Canada

Published ten times a year, the Literary Review of Canada is the country’s foremost journal of ideas on politics, philosophy, science, history, culture, and literature. Each issue features smart, lively book reviews and topical long-form essays alongside original art and poetry.

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King without a Crown • Essays on a defining prime minister

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Some Assembly Required? • What could be next for democracy

Our Princess Warrior • This memoir has twenty-two stories

Life of the Parti • From where Lisette Lapointe stands

Parks and Wrecks • Lessons from wild places

Knock on Wood • The forest and the trees

The Western Walls • In the wake of the Balfour Declaration

Screen and Shout • The origins of our digital nightmare

The Apartment You Died in Is Still for Sale

Northern Writes • Two journeys to new understanding

Between Survivors • Friendship blooms in dark places

Wisdom Well Done • In the kitchen with Elizabeth David

What She Wrote • A mother’s personal archive

A Scattering

Milan, Italy, Was Green

Nobel Intentions • Looking for laurels in all the wrong places

Collected Memories • Three poets reflect on the past

They Linger • Stories from Mark Anthony Jarman

Water Ways • Lisa Robertson’s new novel

Once Upon a Mattress • Intimacy is changing

Yellowknife Didn’t See It Coming • Michelle Swallow’s comedy of errors

In Port-au-Prince • The latest from Dany Laferrière

Home Is Where the Horror Is • Kim Fu’s uncanny real estate

Better Call Saul