Big names and promising debuts feature among the season’s most intriguing novels.
Big names and promising debuts feature among the season’s most intriguing novels.
A new edition of Maria Campbell’s 1973 memoir Halfbreed, a reflection on growing up Métis in northern Saskatchewan, will restore two missing pages in which Campbell describes being sexually assaulted by a member of the RCMP.
A new anthology of poems dedicated to Al Purdy coincides with the centenary of the late poet’s birth.
Wayne Arthurson writes about how in Indigenous crime fiction, a.k.a. Native American mystery, most of the novelists who reap the benefits aren’t Indigenous.