A.F. Moritz is not enamoured with our ersatz condo culture. The poet and professor is sitting in an apartment in Toronto, looking out the window at a new development going up across the street. “The ... Read More »
April 25, 2019
Joe Rosenblatt's iconoclastic proclivity and linguistic abandon were apparent right from the start of his long and lauded career. The Toronto-born writer and artist – who relocated to Qualicum Beach on Vancouver Island in 1980 ... Read More »
April 1, 2019
For this year’s Poetry Month feature, Q&Q brought together three Canadian poets at various career stages for a conversation about craft and process. Karen Solie is the author of five books of poetry. Her collection ... Read More »
April 1, 2019
Brian Brett, the B.C. writer and poet, still recalls the first time he met Patrick Lane. It was 1971, and Lane had appeared in fellow writer Seymour Mayne’s basement apartment at the University of British ... Read More »
March 11, 2019
“We won’t pretend we’re not hungry for distinction / but what can ever distinguish us enough?” asks poet A.F. Moritz in his 1999 collection Rest on the Flight into Egypt. While the answer provided in ... Read More »
March 6, 2019
No sooner has Donna Bailey Nurse finished reading true stories as a member of the 2018 Hilary Weston Writers’ Trust Prize for Non-fiction jury than she will begin immersing herself in novels and short fiction ... Read More »
January 28, 2019
Jack Stoddart, a staunch nationalist and one of the drivers of Canadian publishing during the 1980s and ’90s, has died. According to his official obituary, Stoddart died at his home on Jan. 17, 2019. He ... Read More »
January 21, 2019
SHORT FICTION Immigrant City David Bezmozgis HarperCollins, March After forays into novel writing and filmmaking, the newly minted director of the Humber School for Writers returns to the form that first established his name. The ... Read More »
January 9, 2019
Bina: A Novel in Warnings Anakana Schofield Knopf Canada, May One of Canada’s most stylistically provocative and innovative wordsmiths, Irish-born Anakana Schofield returns in May with her third novel (a follow-up to the 2015 Scotiabank ... Read More »
January 7, 2019
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