Canadian Fiction Posts

Most Anticipated Books of Fall 2012
Here are the books we've all been waiting for. The very latest in fiction, poetry, and non-fiction for the discerning Canadian reader.

Books that Excited Me: A List by Nancy Richler
Nancy Richler, whose latest novel is The Imposter Bride, compiles a list of memorable Canadian books.

"I Am Not At Peace": Ghosts and Haunting in Canadian Fiction
Something is extra-unnatural about the supernatural in Canadian fiction, which renders an encounter with it all the more spooky and sinister.

Books with Old Folks (by Brian Francis)
"Oh, Hagar Shipley, with your beetle-flecked hair, wilderness pride and flatulence..."