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"You may be harbouring ideas about what image and text can or can’t be on their own or in partnership. See if you can be curious about that and open yourself up to what else might be possible." Our Prose Editor, Natasha Gauthier, talks hybrid forms! ✍️ shorturl.at/EJP12

Read Sharon Berg's interview of Maureen Hynes re: Take the Compass (pub. McGill-Queen's University Press) in Iss. 26! But in terms of how I think of a poetry manuscript, I sometimes see it in textile terms — an embroidery, a tapestry, a woven carpet, a clever costume... thetemzreview.com/berg-hynes.html

Read Sharon Berg's interview of John Oughton about his collection The Universe and All That (pub. Ekstasis Editions) in Issue 26! With poetry, unlike prose, many of these choices [of wording] are more aesthetic than logical ... thetemzreview.com/berg-oughton.h…

Read Aaron Schneider's interview of @JenBDelisle about her essay collection Micrographia (pub. Gordon Hill Press) in Issue 26! My style of creative nonfiction tends toward the lyrical or hybrid, and it took me a long time to find my way to that form ... thetemzreview.com/schneider-bowe…

"In The Boulevard, art is not merely decorative but the essence of life." This week, check out Steven Mayoff's captivating review of The Boulevard by Jerrod Edson! 🎨 prismmagazine.ca/2024/03/14/giv…

"Silver Repetition operates as a dream text...There is a sense that the story is happening in this liminal space; that the two realms are bleeding into one another." Read Maria Isabel Martinez's fascinating review of Silver Repetition by Lily Wang! 💙 prismmagazine.ca/2024/03/28/blu…

"Catherine Leroux’s novel The Future (freshly translated by Susan Ouriou) presents a complex, layered story that probes how people navigate turbulent times, alone and together." Read Marcie McCauley's gripping review of the Canada Reads 2024 winner! prismmagazine.ca/2024/04/05/nav…

The “Tedious Parody” of Colonialism: On Tan Twan Eng’s “The House of Doors” and Paul Theroux’s “Burma Sahib” By Meena Venkataramanan lareviewofbooks.org/article/the-te… via @lareviewofbooks cc: National Book Critics Circle Meena Venkataramanan

We're celebrating our 50th anniversary with some superstars of fiction! Join us at the @BayBookFest on June 2 for an event hosted by jane ciabattari and featuring Jonathan Lethem, Tommy Orange, and Amy Tan! baybookfest.org/session/nation…

NBCC member Abby Walthausen reviewed Ishion Hutchinson's "School of Instructions" in the print edition of Rain Taxi: buff.ly/3wvs6N6

NBCC member Ricardo Santiago Soto reviewed Roseann O'Reilly Runte's "Canadians Who Innovate" for Ricardo Reviews: buff.ly/3V4ascD

National Book Critics Circle Superstars of Fiction Sunday, June 2 | 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM First books by Jonathan Lethem (Motherless Brooklyn), Tommy Orange (There, There), and Amy Tan (The Joy Luck Club) won NBCC awards. baybookfest.org/session/nation… Hosted National Book Critics Circle

NBCC Emerging Critics Fellow @HannahB40843697 wrote about Heather Lewis' "Notice" for The Sewanee Review: buff.ly/3WXf6KX

Wonderful to welcome back Chigozie Obioma (Chigozie Obioma (an author & woli)) to Southbank Centre for a conversation with Ayòbámi Adébáyò about his beautiful and harrowing new novel ‘The Road to the Country’, which movingly charts the Nigerian civil war through a story of estranged brothers.

With deep sadness, we announce the death of our beloved author, Lore Segal, who died early this morning after a brief illness. She was 96 and died in her apartment on New York’s Upper West Side. mhpbooks.com/blog/in-memori…