Canlit

In ‘Making Love With the Land,’ Whitehead moves between genres and languages in a series of essays that open up a whole new window on the meaning of Canadian literature

Debut novelist Georgia Toews is carving her own literary path, with some sage advice from her celebrated parent

They were the kids who inspired some of the legendary author’s best-loved stories. Now, they’re all grown up.

Polley became famous when she was 11. Her story’s gone untold–until now.

The Egyptian-Canadian author is turning journalistic savvy into literary clout. He’s on this year’s Maclean’s Power List.

The author set out to write a book ‘that no one can say what it’s about.’ And possibly created a whole new genre.

Bob Ramsay’s memoir explains how he survived a brush with death–for love

Randy Boyagoda’s picks for CanLit to curl up with this winter

Brave publishers, great books and Canada’s newfound affluence combined to set the scene for the CanLit explosion of the late ’60s

A petition. A counter-petition. Apologies. Accusations. Canada’s most beloved authors have found themselves embroiled in an ugly controversy

The winner of the 2014 Giller Prize expounds on the thin line between fact and fiction, and the value of the digital world

Book review: Hilary Mantel’s ‘The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher and Other Stories’