

Toi aussi mon fils by Jonathan Pedneault
Reviewed by Ian Thomas Shaw Occasionally, as I navigate my world of bilingualism living on the Left Bank of the Ottawa River, I come...


Fenian Street by Anne Emery
Reviewed by Jim Napier Over the past two decades, Canadian Anne Emery has cemented her reputation as one of the strongest and most...


The Hollow Boys: Dream Rider Saga #1 by Douglas Smith
Reviewed by Robert Runté Fans of superhero comics will enjoy Smith’s Dream Rider Saga, but The Hollow Boys should also appeal to the...


Ghost Mark by JP McLean
Reviewed by Wendy Hawkin Screenwriter Blake Snyder claims there are only ten types of stories, and I believe him. Given the vast amount...


ORB Harvest Time Issue
Welcome to the October 2022 Issue. In this issue, our core reviewers offer you their insights on an eclectic selection of literature by...


Querelle of Roberval by Kevin Lambert
Reviewed by Timothy Niedermann Published in French in 2018 and now appearing in English, Querelle of Roberval has garnered enormous...


The Things I Came Here With by Chris MacDonald
Reviewed by Wendy Hawkin It might seem unusual to be publishing a memoir in your mid-forties but when you’re an old soul with miles of...


The Rosetta Mind by Claire McCague
Reviewed by Robert Runté Before reviewing Book 2, allow me a paragraph or two about Book 1: The Rosette Man. I managed to miss it...


Dangerous Waters by Mike Martin
Reviewed by Jim Napier The twelfth outing in Mike Martin’s popular maritime mystery series finds Cree native and former RCMP sergeant...


Lure by W.L. Hawkin
Reviewed by Gail M. Murray Autobiographical elements combine with rich, creative imagination to bring unique characters and story to the...