Canadian Fiction
Contributing Articles in Canadian Fiction
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Canada Reads 2010 Line up and News
Canads Reads 2010, hosted by CBC Radio, is back with a vengence with five excellent Canadian books going head to head for five days of heated debate.
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Book Review - Through Black Spruce
Joseph Boyden weaves the tale of a Cree family struggling to connect with each other - and cements his role as a major CanLit author.
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A Literary Review of The Stone Angel
Laurence has achieved a most impressive novel that will enrich every person who reads it with a closer understanding of life. Her protagonist will make hearts rejoice
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Early Canadian Writers
Until the 1960s, there were few authors in the Canadian literary pantheon. Students were learning English and some American literature. Can Lit was a new innovation.
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Book Review – The Salterton Trilogy
The Salterton Trilogy by Robertson Davies offers both great satire and compelling storytelling.
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Three Day Novel Contest Hits the TV Screen
The Three Day Novel Contest is a literary marathon in which writers from across the globe battle the clock to pen the best novel of the year.
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Matt Cohen Award Winner Announced
October 24th will mark a special day in Paul Quarrington's life as he receives the prestigious Matt Cohen Award for his work in Canadian literature.
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Five Linked Novels of the Canadian West
Anyone who craves realism in fictional style will enjoy reading Laurence's novels based in the story bound town of Manawaka. Discover valuable "Tricks of the Trade."
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The Vinyl Café Diaries Review
Looking for a laugh out loud read? Canadian Stuart McLean's' Vinyl Café Diaries delivers the goods!
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A Book Review of Oryx and Crake
With the release of Margaret Atwood's newest novel, The Year of the Flood, one must reread Oryx and Crake - a novel she wrote that takes place in a simultaneous future
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Word on the Street Festival Highlights
As Canada's most celebrated coast-to-coast book fair, Word on the Street will once again hit Vancouver, Halifax, Kitchener and Toronto with a literary bang!
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Feminine Relationships in The Robber Bride
The Robber Bride looks at four important women of the 1990's: Tony, Charis, Roz and the heartless glue that binds them together - Zenia.
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Margaret Atwood's The Robber Bride Analysis
A look at the destructive, unconventional and undeniably captivating character of Zenia in Margaret Atwood's classic tale, The Robber Bride.
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Review of Shinan Govani's Boldface Names
Celebrity snoop Shinan Govani takes readers on a fun romp through the glitzy world of stars and socialites as seen through the eyes of his alter ego, Ravi.
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Canadian Children Book Centre Awards Finalists
$110,000 in prize money will be awarded to Canadian children's book authors in the coming months thanks to the 2009 Canadian Children's Book Centre Awards.
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