Novel

The Presence of Absence by Graeme Northcote
  • Mystery Stories by David Helwig
  • The Meagre Tarmac by Clark Blaise
  • Coming Attractions 10 by Mark Anthony Jarman
Review Novel Short Fiction Speculative Fiction

Love Narratives by Susanne Goodison
  • The Imposter Bride by Nancy Richler
  • The Reinvention of Love by Helen Humphreys
Review Feminism Novel Women’s Literature

Of Love, War, and Stories by Maude Lapierre
  • Thirst by Shree Ghatage
  • The Emperor of Paris by C. S. Richardson
Review Diaspora Historical Fiction Indian/South Asian International Conflict Novel Twentieth Century Urban Novel World War I World War II

Reflets fictionnels, questions interculturelles by Nicholas Beauclair
  • Le Silence obsce?ne des miroirs by Daniel Castillo Durante
Review Latin-American Novel Quebec francophone

Eastern Promises by Lee Frew
  • New Under the Sun by Kevin Major
  • The Rest Is Silence by Scott Fotheringham
  • Kin by Lesley Crewe
Review Atlantic Canada Ecocriticism Ethnic History First Nations Gender Globalization Historiography Landscape/Space Memory & Identity Nationalism Native Studies Nature Writing Novel Postcolonialism Regionalism Science Science Fiction Settler Writing Speculative Fiction Trauma Women’s Literature World War II

Performance & Precarity by Gillian Dunks
  • Everybody Has Everything by Katrina Onstad
  • Mai at the Predators’ Ball by Marie-Claire Blais
Review Canadian Studies Feminism Gender Home & Family Novel Sexuality Twenty-First Century Women’s Studies

The Art of Losing by Lorraine York
  • Malarky by Anakana Schofield
  • Life Is About Losing Everything by Lynn Crosbie
  • Mad Hope by Heather Birrell
Review Life Writing Novel Short Fiction

Disentangling Narratives by Dorothy F. Lane
  • The Magic of Saida by M. G. Vassanji
  • The Selector of Souls by Shauna Singh Baldwin
Review Novel Postcolonialism

Spectres of Time: Seeing Ghosts in Will Bird’s Memoirs and Abel Gance’s J’accuse by David Williams
Article Film History Life Writing Novel World War I
“Yes but . . . have you read his letters?”: Epistolary Correspondence with the Past in Michael Ondaatje’s In the Skin of a Lion by Rachel Bower
Article Canadian Studies Comparative Correspondence Historical Fiction Historiography Immigrant Literary Criticism Literary Theory Novel Postcolonialism Postmodernism Twentieth Century Twenty-First Century Working Class