Life’s Journey by L. Patricia Bayley
Reviewed by Gail M. Murray Although L. Patricia Bayley has been writing poems from an early age; it took two key events in her...
Welcome to the November 2023 Issue of ORB
Leaves have fallen in Canada, the colours are gone. So, it is an excellent time to compensate with the colourful imagination of Canadian...
Arrested Song by Irena Karafilly
Reviewed by Timothy Niedermann Arrested Song, the latest novel by award-winning Montreal author Irena Karafilly, is at once intimate and...
The Twelfth Room by Teresa Antonacci
Reviewed by Ian Thomas Shaw In The Twelfth Room, Italian novelist Teresa Antonacci invites readers into the extraordinary life of Alina,...
State of the Ark: Canadian Future Fiction Edited by Lesley Choyce
Reviewed by Robert Runté As soon as I heard about this anthology, I knew I had to have it for my collection because I already have Lesley...
Flicker by Lori Hahnel
Reviewed by Jerry Levy In Lori Hahnel’s Flicker, the world turns completely on its axis, morphing from homespun events such as skating...
Trouble Wore Red by Chris Lewis
Reviewed by Robert Runté Chris Lewis is the pseudonym for an award-winning, independently-published, Canadian SF&F author you’ve likely...
Welcome to ORB's October 2023 Issue
October in Canada is a great time to curl up with a new book and gaze out the window at the kaleidoscope of Fall colours. In this issue,...
Catinat Boulevard by Caroline Vu
Reviewed by Timothy Niedermann The Vietnam War (1964–1975) still casts a long shadow. While it wasn’t the US’s longest war (that dubious...
All the World's a Mall by Rinny Gremaud
Reviewed by Ian Thomas Shaw Rinny Gremaud's first book, All the World's a Mall, masterfully translated from French by Luise von Flotow,...