Book Reviews

Want to have the joyous bubble of your Western consumerist lifestyle momentarily burst? Pick up Everything Under the Sun: Toward a Brighter Future on a

A Dark Boat is the latest work by Patrick Friesen, encompassing a collection of brief, evocative works composed while traveling through Spain in 2005 and

I met with co-founders of the Wolf Mountain Writing Collective Dave Kenny and Cail Judy, to talk about their newest project the Main Street Trail

Think you know everything about D.O.A.? Well, you’re fucking wrong! Do you love D.O.A.? Then you’ll love this fucking book! Written by Joey Shithead himself,

Fraser Nixon’s debut novel, The Man Who Killed, is a sleek, tightly-executed neo noire which follows Mick, the disaffected antihero, on an odyssey through a

Last Saturday was your typical summer affair around the shores of Trout Lake – families and couples bathing in the late August heat, lake water

Falling asleep the other night, I couldn’t help but think about dead people.  Not in a Sixth Sense kind of way – although there’s still

This week Main Street and its environs will be the stage of MagScene on Main. There will be three days of interactive events hosted by

Jack Hodgins’ literary piece The Invention of the World, is an ambitious attempt at a first novel. Inspired by the magic realism effortlessly achieved by Gabriel

Maybe you never gathered with the neighbourhood kids to roll each other down a hill inside dump-truck tires.  Maybe you never had a daily routine

50 Shades of Grey, by E L James Book Review Breaking the record for one of the fastest selling paperback novels of its time and

Gord Hill’s latest work, The Anti-Capitalist Resistance Comic Book (published by Arsenal Pulp Press, 2012), lays out the mass anti-capitalist (and usually anarchist) events that