With the kind of May we just had, summer in Montreal announces itself to be the frizzy-haired, turn-your-brain-off type of hot–but that doesn’t stop the page-turners. Buzzy, electrifying, pop-rockets kind of books; that’s what I’ve been on the hunt for,...
While the days are growing longer (and hotter), my attention span seems to be getting shorter. This list includes anthologies, short stories, novellas and...
New Year’s Eve! A time for celebration, listmaking and reflection. What did we accomplish this year? What did we successfully put off doing? Should...
When I read Ayuyang’s newest graphic novel back in February, I knew right away this would be one of the best things to come...
2023 is done-ish. Here are my picks!
In Note 114 of Christina Sharpe’s brilliant Ordinary Notes, she discusses a photograph of her mother at five years old, writing: “It is my...
There’s frost in the air and soup on the stove, which can only mean one thing: time to tell you what books I loved...
T. Liem's poetry book is an ode to the hours that stretch into nothingness, the days that never end, and the beauty in all...
I am a simple girl- I enjoy touching grass, snacks, and books. This makes me a perfect victim of depanneurs and summer reads. Don’t...
End of summer is the most convenient time for me to indulge back into reading at a slower pace! Comics and poetry - Enjoy!
Well, here we are! Halfway through another Montreal Summer! The Summer that is meant to be our prize for being good boys all winter...
Summer is my favorite time to read. The conditions are perfect: no homework to worry about, beautiful sunny parks to sit in, just enough...
Here's what the cool kids (me) are reading this soggy, smoggy summer.
“looking can’t be felt but / sound” — Fred Moten’s latest book is an inter-sensory and polyrhythmic exploration of how to say what and...
We Dug the World by Alexandra StewartThese pages mesmerized me and reminded me why I loved my childhood encyclopedias.Page 28, Titled "We Dug Up...
One of my favourite parts of summer is the availability of so much fresh produce. The Edible Flower includes not only 50+ recipes, but...
Here are some hot book recommendations to read at your favorite outdoorsy spot.
Eliza Robertson absolutely destroyed me in this one. Using the murder of Krystal Senyk as a frame, Robertson examines the misogynistic, homophobic and racist...