A lot of life in “Little Death”: a review of Daniel Karasik’s new play
Review by Sarah Higgins Little Death Daniel Karasik BookThug, 2015 Daniel Karasik’s Little Death: A Play reads like a performance. Of course, it needs to be seen on stage to be fully experienced—but...
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Reviewed by Carly Rosalie Vandergriendt Mãn Kim Thúy, Sheila Fischman (Trans.) Random House Canada, 2014 Kim Thúy’s debut novel, Ru (2009, Libre Expression), won the Governor General’s Award for...
View ArticleDitchturf and Thawmud – The New Frontier of Kevin Hardcastle’s “Debris”
Reviewed by Adrick Brock Debris Kevin Hardcastle Biblioasis, 2015 In Debris, the title story in Kevin Hardcastle’s first published collection, an old woman trudges through snowy fields with a rifle...
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The Suffering You Didn’t Have: On Hari Kunzru’s White Tears
White Tears Hari Kunzru Penguin Random House, 2017 Review by Will Preston On a dark night in 1920s Mississippi, the story goes, the bluesman Robert Johnson walked out to the crossroads and sold his...
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