David Chariandy
David Chariandy writes a letter to his daughter about race
Scarborough-raised author's epistolary book follows in a long line of essays about race and politics, but adds Canadian context more
The best and worst Canadian book stories of 2017
The highs and lows in the CanLit scene were often one in the same this year more
Shane Parent
New Constellations felt like Canadian music's future
A stacked lineup of both Indigenous and non-Indigenous musicians featured Feist, Lido Pimienta, Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, Jeremy Dutcher and others more
The 10 best books of 2017
NOW contributing editor Susan G. Cole selects the year's top literary works more
18 must-read books for fall 2017
Autumn releases are the ones publishers are hoping can cop some love from the prize juries. Here are the titles to keep an eye on this season more
David Chariandy celebrates the uncool kids of Scarborough in Brother
The Vancouver-based author's second novel explores the lives of young Black men growing up in the oft-maligned Toronto suburb of "Scarberia" more
