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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In the Beginning • Do we really understand the big bang?

Search Results • On our endless questing

Survey Says • Nationalism in so many words

The Gorta Mór • When the blight spread

Art of the Deals • Negotiating trade through culture

Essential scholarship for today’s challenges from the MIT Press

With Strings Attached • Putting a price on that Stradivarius

Place to Place • A mother, her children, and the prairies

Rock Dove

Tall Tale • A determined writer looks back

Once upon a Time in New York • The world as Lorne Michaels and Graydon Carter made it

Their Sessions • An ethnographer and her subject

Totally Deconstructed • Oh, that’d be reason enough for me

Museum Piece • You know nothing of Harley Parker’s work

À la carte • According to a delicious art form

Fiona’s Wake • Fury came first, then the beauty

Door with a Crack in It

Learning Submission

Trick or Treat? • Ghost stories for Halloween and beyond

Last Resort • Grace Flahive’s fearless debut

Double Trouble • Eddy Boudel Tan launches an investigation

Daybooks • Counting the hours with Kate Cayley and Souvankham Thammavongsa

New York City 1972

And Sew Forth • Katherine Ashenburg pulls on a thread

Bit by Bit • Cliffhangers from Heather O’Neill and Marcus Kliewer

Full Circle