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All Book Reviews

For all book reviews published by Canadian Literature and other back issue content, see Full Issues.



Twenty-First Century Adolescence and Other Dangerous Things (p. 150-152)
by Anne Kaufman

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Everything Beautiful Is Not Ruined by Danielle Younge-Ullman
  • Munro vs. the Coyote by Darren Groth
  • The Most Dangerous Thing by Leanne Lieberman
Subjects: Fiction, YA

Twenty-first-Century Novels (p. 161-162)
by Margery Fee

Book(s) Reviewed

  • The Anglo-Canadian Novel in the Twenty-First Century: Interpretations by Maria Löschnigg and Martin Loschnigg
Subjects:

Twisting Mean (p. 125-127)
by Krzysztof Majer

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Best Canadian Stories 2019 by Caroline Adderson
  • This Wicked Tongue by Elise Levine
Subjects:

Two BC Landscapes (p. 147-148)
by Ron Welwood

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Claiming the Land: British Columbia and the Making of a New El Dorado by Daniel Marshall
  • Ranch in the Slocan: A Biography of a Kootenay Farm, 1896-2017 by Cole Harris
Subjects:

Two Channels, One Present (p. 167-168)
by Neil Surkan

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Smaller Hours by Kevin Shaw
  • Cheer Up, Jay Ritchie by Jay Ritchie
Subjects: Poetry

Two Modernisms, Plural Solitudes (p. 130-131)
by James Gifford

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Malcolm Lowry’s Poetics of Space by Richard J. Lane and Miguel Mota
  • Translocated Modernisms: Paris and Other Lost Generations by Emily Ballantyne, Marta Dvořák and Dean Irvine
Subjects: Modernism

Two Survivors (p. 164-166)
by Graham Nicol Forst

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Otto & Daria: A Wartime Journey Through No Man's Land by Eric Koch
  • Surviving the Gulag: A German Woman's Memoir by Ilse Johensen and Heather Marshall
Subjects: Nazism, Non-Fiction, World War II

Two Takes on Jonny Appleseed (p. 126-127)
by Dallas Hunt, Jennifer Hardwick and Amei-lee Laboucan

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Jonny Appleseed by Joshua Whitehead
Subjects: Fiction

Two Vancouver Writers (p. 155-156)
by Joel Martineau

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Last of the Independents: Vancouver Noir by Sam Wiebe
  • The Wintermen by Brit Griffin
Subjects: British Columbia, Contemporary, Cultural Geography, Fiction, History

Two Views from the Giller (p. 127-128)
by Christina Turner

Book(s) Reviewed

  • The Best Kind of People by Zoe Whittall
  • 13 Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl by Mona Awad
Subjects: