Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret
Embarking on your first reading tour? Margaret Atwood's advice: pack cold medication.
Matthew Fox
Flub Free
Maisonneuve loves Taddle Creek's Guidebook to Fact-checking Fiction
Dispatches from History
Patricia Robertson reflects on obsession, selflessness and her short story, “My Hungarian Sister”
Lethal Legacy
Mitch Moxley, author of “The Fog of War,” reflects upon his time helping Agent Orange victims in a special Vietnam village
Hazed and Confused
What to do about initiation rites?
The Environmental City
From Charlottetown to Dushanbe
Unpacking Alice
In his new biography, Robert Thacker studies the gorgeous minutiae of "Canada's Chekhov"
Crazy for <i>C.R.A.Z.Y.</i>
Why English Canada should see Quebec’s latest cinematic gem
A Very Short History of Cheerleading
A chronology.
Queering the Canon
The success of gay literature and the virtue of labels
Martha Wainwright Releases Martha Wainwright
Martha, free at last
Inverted Vacations: Two Seasons for the Price of One
The decanter
Kooks With Kash
When power goes bad
Status For a Song
Buying big and ridiculous things may be easier than you think
Ample Parking and a City's Soul: A Tour of What Is Buried Beneath Toronto
The Decanter
Fingering Your Identity: How Rings Came to Represent Power, Passion and Profit
The Decanter
Should Aboriginals Vote in Canada's Federal Election?
Taiaiake Alfred says no.
I Was Promised Flying Cars
Innovations in travel that never were
The Decanter: Puppets
A global history
Death Tourism
The Maisonneuve Decanter
Lowest Common Denominator
The life and death of gay culture
