Montreal Festivals and Events Calendar for April 2022
Your list of the best festivals and events taking place this April in Montreal [read on]
Your list of the best festivals and events taking place this April in Montreal [read on]
It’s Bloomsday 2021! Read up about the events to happen this year and plan out your day! [read on]
Your list of the best festivals and events taking place this April in Montreal [read on]
Your list of the best festivals and events taking place this April in Montreal [read on]
Stories of the Canadian participation in foreign wars go back to the days when parts of Canada were part of French territory, but it is the contemporary story of the Canadians at World War I, [read on]
Viewers of the television series “Game of Thrones” might be surprised that as the books progress, the source material deviates further and further from the television series (or, rather, the television series deviates from the [read on]
“In retrospect, I now realize that the look of Mr. Hawkins’s face was one of deliberation: Do I flee from this screaming child or try to somehow eat him?” Memoirs about the hobby of birding [read on]
Your list of the best festivals and events taking place this April in Montreal [read on]
“I’ve tried to write this essay many times. The first time I tried, I would have told you my failure was having judgment poor enough to not be able to see that somebody trusted was [read on]
With many free events, the annual Blue Metropolis is a chance to meet authors, listen to intelligent discourse, and get in touch with the local and international lit scenes. [read on]
T. A. Wellington reviews “Rain Reign” by Ann M. Martin, a children’s book about a girl and a dog. [read on]
Your list of the best festivals and events taking place this April in Montreal [read on]
On another tour of Montreal’s micro bookstores, we stop and have another look at stores owned by some of our French neighbours. [read on]
Want to support small businesses? Check out some of these micro bookstore in Montreal! [read on]
“I don’t understand why the idea of being white or black is there at all, or why we continue to practice these constructs. The idea behind my music is to destroy those constructs.” [read on]
T. A. Wellington reviews “The Boy Detective”, a memoir by Roger Rosenblatt looking back on life in New York in the 1940s. [read on]
T. A. Wellington reviews Alan Cumming’s “Not My Father’s Son”, an emotional memoir about growing up with an abusive father. [read on]
Our staff’s picks for summer reading 2015. [read on]
Book about quantum physics from the CBC Massey lectures reviewed here. [read on]
The 16th Blue Metropolis Festival celebrates writers and reading with a special focus on international authors this year. [read on]
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