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A match made in heaven: Audrey Wollen in conversation with Lisa Robertson about her transcendent new novel, Riverwork (out today from @coachhousebooks thetorontoreview.ca/lisa-robertson…

This new Toronto literary magazine was started by friends at a wine-fuelled party. It's ambitious, and it's needed trib.al/SJLBqK0

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On April 23, 400 book lovers joined the throng at Cafeteria to dance and listen to readings by TR contributors. Amid the crowd was our official party reporter @joshgreenblatt getting the scoop for our newsletter. You can read his party report here: eocampaign1.com/web-version?p=…

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We're doing a giveaway on instagram! Enter to win a signed copy of Fancy Gap by Zak Jones instagram.com/p/DXzk2OdEXqM/…

Zak Jones reflects on writing through anger and loss upon the release of his debut novel, Fancy Gap. thetorontoreview.ca/essay-zak-jone…

Claire Foster reviews Ben Lerner's Transcription thetorontoreview.ca/transcription-…

'You people can change this,' priest tells Ottawa elite as she wins award for book on homelessness - 2026 Shaugnessy Cohen winner Maggie Helwig for her book Encampment thecanadianpressnews.ca/entertainment/…

The Toronto Review: #UofT scholars, writers launch fiction-focused weekly 📘 uoft.me/cmy

Furqan Mohamed reviews Canadian-Palestinian writer Ashraf Zaghal’s new novel Seven Heavens Away @HouseofAnansi, a story of coming-of-age under occupation. thetorontoreview.ca/seven-heavens-…

In a new story for Toronto Review, @casonsharpe writes about a boy coming of age in Alexandra Park under the care of his widower father and ecclectic neighbour, Lucky. thetorontoreview.ca/goldenrod-stor…

If you're in Toronto, you can see Blue Heron this week at Varsity Cineplex cineplex.com/movie/blue-her…

Haley Mlotek reviews independent filmmaker @SophyRomvari's landmark debut feature, Blue Heron. thetorontoreview.ca/blue-heron-fil…

poetry being risk-taking of the highest order/degree and her creating new words and making her own dictionary for them will be in my head for a while and will possibly never leave

Jessica Kasiama interviews m. nourbeSe philip about poetry and risk. New editions of several of philip's books are now available from @invisibooks. Read the conversation now on TR: thetorontoreview.ca/m-nourbese-phi…

Everybody's a critic! Thanks to @brofromanother for speaking with our founders for the @TorontoStar and for keeping the critical flame alive. thestar.com/entertainment/…

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