There is something magnetic about the large case containing all 34 titles that Virginia Woolf made. With their marbled,...

In our first hour, Jeff Miller joins Susan and guest host Sarah Gelbard to talk about his novel Temporary Palaces (House of Anansi, 2026), which captures Ottawa’s punk scene across 2001 and 2011 throu...

A recommended reading list by the author of Temporary Palaces (House of Anansi Press).

"A plainspoken, punk-rock hymn … This is a book that will pick you up off the floor of a mosh pit and wrap you in its arms." —Sean Michaels In the fevered summer of 2001, charismatic activist Rob and ...

A short-lived community leaves a long afterlife in Temporary Palaces (House of Anansi Press), a debut novel from Jeff Miller that circles back to one ...

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Sharing a large apartment in the Mile End with other immigrant families to save money and eventually invest in something was the norm back then.

“Wonderful Christmastime” is not a perfect song. It might not work on your holiday playlist, or stand proud on a list of beloved classics, but it might be that it’s not a song to be played at home wit...

“Oh, you write fan fiction,” she said. “We all write fan fiction,” I told her. “Some of us are just more honest about it.”

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Thornbury Theatre, MelbourneIt has been 10 years since their last album but you’d be forgiven for forgetting any time had passed at all – they sound as tight as ever

Ottawa-based Kardish Health Food Centre has announced it will be closing all its remaining locations after nearly five decades in business.

I left Russia as the country slid into authoritarianism and arrived in Canada knowing no one. In its novels, I found a blueprint for how to survive as a nation in the age of anger.

In the spring of 2015, after I’d been working as a journalist for nearly two years, my post-graduation Work Permit expired. I’d been in Canada for seven years by then. I was allowed to stay in the …