Literary Review of Canada

Published ten times a year, the Literary Review of Canada is the country’s foremost journal of ideas on politics, philosophy, science, history, culture, and literature. Each issue features smart, lively book reviews and topical long-form essays alongside original art and poetry.

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Reader’s Digest • Everything popular is wrong

Theories of Light

Report on Business • A mutant strain of neo-liberalism

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Hello! • Don Gillmor wants us to wake up

Details • Some finer points on place names and commemorations

Grain • Read what they sowed

Current Affairs • Those who survived maritime disaster

Exclaim! • Pop punk in the key of eh

Airmail • The sweet sorcery of baseball

Liberté • Louise Beaudoin still dreams of independence

The Paris Review • A faithful restoration

Time • Twelve mournful days

Blind Anecdotes

Life • A journalist’s account of Alzheimer’s

The Critic • Harry Malcolmson revisits the ’60s

Rolling Stone • Caitlin Galway moves around

Vanity Fair • Two novels on performance and delusion

Elegy for Richard

The Knot • A postmodern caper by Maria Reva

In Touch • Bindu Suresh’s shifting perspectives

Border Crossings • Sulaiman Addonia and Madeleine Thien find refuge in storytelling

The Believer • Amanda Leduc’s zealous hero

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