Will, his self, and “I”
A primer on British author Will Self, twenty-first-century Kafka
In This Issue
Hooray for chili: The cure for the winter blues is bean-free and piping hot
Third-place finalist in Maisonneuve’s “Cruelest Month” literary contest
Jesus was a shit disturber
K. D. Miller discusses what it means to be a woman in the Catholic Church
In conversation with Jonathan Montpetit
The author of "We Have You Surrounded" discusses street gangs in Montreal and beyond
Anatomy of a ghost
A ghostwriter’s history of ghostwriting
In conversation with Paul Matthews
The author of "Lend Me Your Ears" assesses the speeches of our winter election campaign
Great Movie Theatres I Have Known
A personal history of cinemas
Where's Our Trudeau?
Feeling like the Canadian political stage is barren of passion and ideas? You're not alone.
At Your Service
A mystery worshipper visits churches from coast to coast
Set Your Phasers on Stun
The time has come to take William Shatner seriously
Hazed and Confused
What to do about initiation rites?
Poland's Hereafter
A lapsed Catholic makes a pilgrimage to a country in mourning
Is This the Edifying Fire?
Winner of Maisonneuve's "Cruelest Month" literary contest
Self-Examination
Is Will Self the greatest author you've never read?
My Life as a Ghost
An autobiographer for hire finally breaks his silence
Several Possible Explanations for the Appearance Then Disappearance of A South African Parakeet in Western Labrador
A poem
Misreading Blanche
Teenage Hormones Highjack A Streetcar Named Desire
Operation Ordination
Catholic women fight for the right to becomes priests
Two Walls
Fiction
Power to the Presidents
What this year’s World Social Forum in Caracas can tell us about the future of the global left
Figure skaters go home!
It's just that you can't pick a clear winner
