The Literary Review of Canada is the country’s leading forum for discussion and debate about books, culture, politics, and ideas.

The magazine puts the written word front and centre. Everything from policy and politics to history, biography, and fiction are a go. In addition to reviews, its original essays and poetry provide readers with informed, engaging, and confident cultural context not found anywhere else.

In this issue: 

• David Marks Shribman: Securing Democracy
• Amanda Perry: Quebec Nationalism
• Jenn Thornhill Verma: A Fish Called Amelia
• David Wilson: The Beatles and Me

Toronto, Ontario; 235mm x 330mm; 40 pages