A Mountain Too High
History lessons weren't enough to overcome the government's pipeline hurdles.
Blog Archive
Face to Face
An excerpt from Twin Studies, a novel.
For Whom the Bells Toll
A historic French-Canadian church in Massachusetts meets its end.
Cross-Border Conversations: Yael Neeman, Valerie Trueblood & Ayelet Tsabari
An interview by Rachel Rose.
Watershed Moments
A conversation with author Maxime Raymond Bock.
Vika: Two Sisters Reunite
Étienne Lajoie interviews Marta Iwanek and Christian Borys about their documentary, Vika.
Rosie the Ruminant Raiser
An excerpt from Women Who Dig: Farming, Feminism, and the Fight to Feed the World.
Why the Wait?
The abortion pill finally reaches the Canadian market.
Here Comes the Snow
On immersing oneself in Christmas melancholia.
Maisy's Most-Read Stories of 2017
Our eighth annual round-up of the most-read pieces, from cover stories to blogs, posted on the Maisy site. Here are 2017's top reads.
Maisy's Best Books of 2017
Our contributors on their favourite reads of the year.
2017 Maisy Contributor Book Round-Up!
A busy year in publishing for Maisy contributors.
Face to Face (Okay, Screen to Screen)
An Interview with Guillaume Morissette
What We're Supposed to Write: An Interview with Naben Ruthnum
Kim Fu interviews Naben Ruthnum about his new book, Curry.
Pitching: An Editors' Roundtable with Haley Cullingham and Erica Lenti
A conversation with Haley Cullingham and Erica Lenti.
Fifteen (Plus Two) Canadian Women in Translation
A short list for #WITmonth
Mentorship Round-Up
A non-exhaustive list of Canada's writing mentorship programs.
The Postscript: Adam Elliott Segal on Montreal's Black Market Babies
Andrea Bennett interviews Adam Elliott Segal about his Summer cover story.
History in Shapes and Spaces
A Review of Besides, History, a new exhibit at the Canadian Centre for Architecture.
Our Own Private Idaho
An Interview with Jen Sookfong Lee
