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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Crossing a Line

Literary Review of Canada

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Above Summerland • My daughters saw everything but the sky

Bug in the System • Does healing the world mean abandoning capitalism?

Votez ici • Ten transformative years

Provisioning Pages • Printed and bound for Odesa

Minor but Key • Where non-sovereign nations dwell

Opposition Leader • When Canada stood up against apartheid

Forsetafrúin • To be a president’s wife

The Promoter • Sandra Djwa chronicles her own legacy

Estuaire

Big Pictures • He once let the viewer decide

Before He Wore 42 • Jackie Robinson’s season in Montreal

Lying Down in Gold

Copy of a Copy of a Copy • When genetic error is introduced

Beyond the Goblin City • We can still get lost in the maze

Have Pen, Will Travel • Two writers hit the road

If Petals Could Fly • What’s overhead and underfoot

Smoke and Cracked Mirrors

Down Lighthouse Road • Built for storms but made for stories

Amid the Ruins

Second Chances • Michel Jean in translation

Frayed Futures • The latest from Emily St. John Mandel

A Thing of Beauty • Susannah M. Smith’s curated fragments

Branded Content • In the Cypress Hills with Natalie Appleton

As an Illustration • True tales in tight spaces

Somehow He Missed It