While packing up the inordinate amount of crap I own before moving to Toronto, I would sit in my bed at night and stay up too late...

After a short hiatus filled with an eventful move, two train trips, a broken dishwasher, new tattoo, head cold, and countless trips to...

About a week ago, I finished Emily Brewes’ great post-climate apocalyptic Fantasy novel, The Doomsday Book of Fairy Tales, and could not...

Alright, y’all. Maybe I really have broken my disdain for Fantasy in the last few months. Maybe there really is a whole wide world of...

There aren’t that many things that are certain in life. Birth for one. Death for two. My absolute and unequivocal hatred against horror...

While scrolling through my social media platforms as one normally does for hours on end, I came across a thread of books that have queer...

Not long ago, I was searching through the Nightwood Editions website for some new books of poetry when a beautiful, botanical orange...

Today I filled my day with the short but well curated and deeply powerful poetry collection by Arielle Twist (George Gordon First...

After months of reading novels that brought me to sad tears, though the books and their authors were exquisite, I think I might’ve been...

Over the past little while, amidst tending to a garden and designing job applications, I’ll admit I haven’t been doing my best at reading...

To begin this review, I must preface it by saying that I had every intention of trying to read this collection of poetry quickly and...

Before I finished my graduate degree back in October, for five years I really only bought books that were on my syllabi. Any extra money...

Hello to May and hello to the gays, I guess! Last week, I finished Casey McQuiston’s electric debut novel, Red, White & Royal Blue, and...

With April being national poetry month, it feels correct to talk about Billy-Ray Belcourt’s A History of My Brief Body, the most poetic...

Whenever I start a novel through Libby, I always look at how many pages there are and try to mathematically split up the novel into...

This year more than past ones, I would say, I’ve really branched out of what I normally read (at least at leisure). I tried Romance and...

On my Instagram account attached to this page, I’ve made it no secret that Ocean Vuong is one of my favourite authors. In December of...

Amidst endless scrolling through my Instagram feed, one book that kept popping up with glowing reviews was Natalie Zina Walschots’ Hench....

Brandon Taylor’s Real Life was one of those novels I only really read before bed. Maybe that’s because my days are consumed of late by...

Like everyone else, my early teen years were categorized by dramas in the Fantasy genre. I had a “Team Edward” shirt when I was thirteen...