Carley Fortune takes on the proverbial forbidden fruit in sizzling new romance novel dlvr.it/T6bY8k

John Vaillant wins Shaughnessy Cohen Prize for Political Writing for Fire Weather dlvr.it/T6ZDCL

Michael Ondaatje’s A Year of Last Things glances back in time dlvr.it/T6MW3p

Colm Toibin’s Long Island is a brilliant, compelling, utterly human story that begs to be read and reflected upon dlvr.it/T6GgsD

Literary critic Andy Lamey contemplates ‘The Canadian Mind’ and the future of CanLit dlvr.it/T62mmq

Salman Rushdie on the attack that nearly killed him and the vulnerability of writing new memoir, Knife dlvr.it/T5yYn6

Sophie Grégoire Trudeau embraces uncertainty in new memoir, Closer Together dlvr.it/T5ghBW

Biography on Manitoba’s first Indigenous premier John Norquay offers a history lesson dlvr.it/T5Q3zf

Fareed Zakaria’s Age of Revolutions reminds readers that upheaval is one of earth’s greatest constants dlvr.it/T5MVHh

Spring books preview 2024: 30 new fiction and non-fiction reads dlvr.it/T545wg

Authors with Canadian links among eight winners of US$175,000 Windham-Campbell Prizes dlvr.it/T4zbpS

Suzette Mayr, Emma Donoghue shortlisted for Dublin Literary Award dlvr.it/T4f9dX

Judith Butler revisits gender in new book examining anger, outcry and dangerous rhetoric dlvr.it/T4PV9x

Shelby Van Pelt’s Remarkably Bright Creatures still going strong almost two years after it was published dlvr.it/T4PCrp

Collections of poetry about war, spirituality make Griffin Poetry Prize long list dlvr.it/T4LrjS

Al Purdy’s widow Eurithe launches $10,000 prize for best new poetry book in Canada dlvr.it/T4K1rJ

In The Deorhord, Old English scholar Hana Videen gives a lively account of fantastical beasts dlvr.it/T46KTh

Burn Man weaves the macabre with the magical in searing story collection dlvr.it/T40zRq

Six thrillers for springtime suspense dlvr.it/T3l8kr

Simon & Schuster Canada publisher departs months after executive shakeup dlvr.it/T3QwJw