The Calgary writer is on the 2026 CBC Nonfiction Prize longlist.

Good luck to all entrants. This year's contest deadline is September 1, 2026 (postmarked for mailed entries and 11:59 pm Pacific Time for Submittable entries). Our judge this year is Kirti Bhadresa!

Rod Moody-Corbett uncovers the archives of literary giant Mordecai Richler.

The real war hasn’t happened yet. But it just might.

The real war hasn’t happened yet. But it just might.

Rod Moody-Corbett reviews “Koh-i-Noor,” a book on globalization and the search for one’s values, by Michael Eddy.

Yasujirō Ozu is from a different time and place in the sense that in the place where he is from, time does not behave the way our time does. Shigehiko Hasumi, the Japanese literary and film critic and...

Rod Moody-Corbett reviews “Days of Feasting and Rejoicing” by David Bergen, a Riplean novel about a murderer in Thailand.

Chapbooks for the Wild

By the algorithm for the algorithm

I can only take so much messiah talk in science-fiction, especially when it’s coming from Javier Bardem and Timothée Chalamet, both of whom I generally like, but here all I could think about was that ...

CHSR broadcasts all day, every day, and you can tune in online at any time. CHSR is broadcast live on 97.9 FM in the Fredericton area. But if you’re not here, don’t worry: you can still…

British movies these days—from good ones like The Old Oak to OK ones like Bird to wretched ones like Saltburn—present British people as ruthlessly mean to each other, petty, conniving, classist, vulga...

Garielle Lutz returns with another sui generis piece of prose.

In Malcolm Lowry’s last letter to David Markson (dispatched about a week before Lowry’s death), he offers the young Markson the best piece of writing advice I’ve ever read: “Do you know which stars ar...

Relaxin' & parallaxin', she wobbles as she flies