

A Secret Music by Susan Doherty Hannaford
Reviewed by Menaka Raman-Wilms It’s not easy to talk about music – let alone write about it – but A Secret Music by Susan Doherty...


The Hesitation Cut by Giles Blunt
Reviewed by Jim Napier Good news for Giles Blunt fans: his latest book is out, and—no surprise—it’s a winner. But if you’re looking for...


His Whole Life by Elizabeth Hay
Reviewed by John Delacourt During the worst days leading up to the Quebec referendum of 1995, it was a common enough notion, put forth by...


Wrestling with Gods edited by Jerome Stueart and Liana Kerzner
Reviewed by Alex Binkley Stories with an element of religion in them seem almost a staple of the news these days. Too often they leave...


JUNE 2015 - SPECIAL PROSE IN THE PARK ISSUE OF THE OTTAWA REVIEW OF BOOKS
If you live in Ottawa, you may have come across the special print issue that the Ottawa Review of Books just did for the Prose in the...


Sing A Worried Song by William Deverell
Reviewed by Jim Napier With eighteen crime novels to his credit, along with the creation of the CBC classic series, Street Legal, William...


“With Criminal Intent”—Murder and Mayhem at Prose in the Park
By Michael Murphy Crime fiction being written by Ottawa authors!? Ottawa as a crime scene!? Fiction or reality? Is it something in the...


The Best of Canada’s Fantasy and Sci-Fi Authors Join Prose in the Park
By Alex Binkley Fantasy and science fiction take us far from mundane reality into the far reaches of time and space, to new universes...


Stalin’s Daughter by Rosemary Sullivan
Reviewed by Menaka Raman-Wilms Rosemary Sullivan’s biography of Josef Stalin’s daughter Svetlana illuminates a woman who desperately...


Sur les traces des auteur(e)s francophones, une première initiative de l’AAOF au Festival Prose in t
Par Sonia Lamontagne, responsable des communications Sur les traces des auteur(e)s francophones, une première initiative de l’AAOF au...