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Crimewave: Homegrown champions of the whodunit
This month's Crimewave column might as well be titled the “Canadian Masters” edition. There's a reason we keep reading whatever Peter Robinson, Maureen Jennings, and Barbara Fradkin publish.
- More of Sarah Weinman's Crimewave column
- Book Review: Bad Boy, by Peter Robinson
Clive Veroni’s Spin, reviewed: is the advertising industry finally selling out?
In Spin, Clive Veroni keenly understands a now well-accepted truth about advertising: It’s dying.
Yes Please, by Amy Poehler: Review
In two new books, Amy Poehler and Megan Amram put on their bossy pants to describe how to be a woman, but not that kind of girl.
- Amy Poehler’s Yes Please is the land of milk and funny, which is a headline she told us to use
- More from Maryam Siddiqi
Hacker, Hoaxer, Whistleblower, Spy, by Gabriella Coleman: Review
The Internet-as-great-democratizer is just one version of what the Internet could be; it's other greatest potential is as a tool for immense cruelty.
- Read Adrian Humprheys's special report on Anonymous's Matt DeHart
- More on Anonymous from the National Post
Lila, by Marilynne Robinson: Review
Philip Marchand reviews Marilynne Robinson’s Lila, her latest ‘profoundly soulful’ novel.
- Read more from our books columnist, Philip Marchand
Limonov, by Emmanuel Carrère: Review
A biography of the radical poet, picaresque adventurer, punk-rock memoirist, “professional revolutionary” and noble zek
- Read more from José Teodoro
Let’s Start a Riot, by Bruce McCulloch: Review
The Kid in the Hall wonders if it's time to stop kidding around
Casting Quiet Waters, by Jake MacDonald: Review
A new anthology wades into the nature of fishing
- Read more from our books columnist, Philip Marchand
Michael Lista, On Poetry: Don McKay’s Angular Unconformity
Don McKay, the poet so enamoured with nature, is regarded as one of Canada’s top talents. But have we been feasting on empty words?
- Read more from our poetry columnist, Michael Lista
The Search for Heinrich Schlögel, by Martha Baillie: Review
Martha Baillie travels to the North and back with a most unreliable narrator in her latest novel
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