

Open Heart, Open Mind by Clara Hughes
Reviewed by Menaka Raman-Wilms We like to think that we know Clara Hughes. As one of Canada’s top athletes, she’s become a symbol of...


The Goal by Andrew Caddell, Dave Stubbs and Philip Caddell
Sports aficionados, Andrew Caddell, Dave Stubbs and the late Philip Caddell, have crafted a delightful collection of ten short stories on...


Descent by Kristina Stanley
Reviewed by Jim Napier Canadian writer Kristina Stanley has drawn on her personal experience for the latest in her Stone Mountain Mystery...


Journey of a Thousand Steps by Madonna Skaff-Koren
Reviewed by Alex Binkley A common piece of advice for aspiring authors is to write what they know. Madonna Skaff-Koren has done just that...


Welcome to ORB's December 2015 Issue
In our Christmas 2015 issue, the Ottawa Review of Books' core and guest reviewers offer you some seasonal insights on recent works of...


Night Moves by Richard Van Camp
Reviewed by Leif Gregersen Richard Van Camp is an iconic Canadian storyteller who is one of the few to write about the magic and medicine...


Town and Train by James K. Moran
Reviewed by Benoit Chartier Brandon is your average Ontarian town. The fictionalized 90’s Cornwall, where the author grew up, lies to...


Vicki Delany, Rest Ye Murdered Gentlemen
Reviewed by Jim Napier It’s that time of year again, and readers who enjoy cozies can look forward to an onslaught of festive felonies,...


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Reviewed by Ian Thomas Shaw Vancouver author Dietrich Kalteis nails it in his latest novel, The Deadbeat Club. The story, set in Canada's...


The King of Shanghai by Ian Hamilton
Reviewed by Ian Thomas Shaw Ian Hamilton's eighth Ava Lee novel does not disappoint. For readers with an increasing curiousity about the...

