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Christina Varvis Top 5: Thriller novels
Brimming with tension, thriller books have an approach that charms even the calmest perusers. This spring, my friend and I…
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Top 5: Current BookTok Books
Be prepared to give up your entire evening to any of these addicting BookTok books. Here are some of my…
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(Mid)life after the Gateway? Doesn’t seem too bad.
Despite what you may have heard, the Gateway isn’t just a few lefty English majors furiously typing away on their…
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This sister-run publishing company is turning obstacles into opportunities
Have you ever thought to yourself, “That would be a great idea for a story,” “That’s a narrative I’ve rarely…
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Book Review: Vivek Shraya’s “The Subtweet”
Vivek Shraya’s The Subtweet is available at the Glass Bookshop or online wherever books are sold. Vivek Shraya’s novel The…
Read More » - Arts & CultureMary Frank
Book Review: Jessie Burton’s “The Restless Girls”
Last week, I sat down to read Jessie Burton’s The Restless Girls, a fiery yet sophisticated take on the Brothers…
Read More » - Arts & CultureAlanna Yee
Book Review: Power Play: Professional Hockey and the Politics of Urban Development
At this point I am sure almost everyone has either attended an Oilers game or a concert at Rogers Place.…
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Book Review: The 5AM Club
The 5AM Club has clawed its way into my mind and refuses to leave. Robin Sharma’s The 5AM Club is essentially…
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Book Review: Mad Long Emotion
Queer tenderness is the impetus of Ben Ladouceur’s sophomore poetry collection, Mad Long Emotion (Coach House Books, 2019). Opening with…
Read More » - Arts & CultureAndrew McWhinney
Book Review: Kafka on the Shore
Do you like your art to make you feel super weirded out? Do you find great pleasure in not being…
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