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Writing The Future
Catey Fifield • February 12, 2024
Book review and interview with Catherine Leroux Read More
Catinat Boulevard: A Compelling Narrative of Hope and Despair
Claudia Efemini • January 29, 2024
Caroline Vu's depiction of the Vietnam War transcends space and time Read More
Five Editions of House of Flame and Shadow is Unbridled Capitalism
Maverick Medeiros • January 22, 2024
Bloomsbury Publishing unethically targets the pockets of readers Read More
You Exist Too Much: A Queer, Palestinian Story of Self-Love
Evelyn Logan • November 13, 2023
A review of Zaina Arafat’s debut novel Read More
Speculative Worlds
Elaine Yang • October 30, 2023
How queer writers of colour continue to expand the speculative fiction genre Read More
The ‘Garden of Literary Delights’ is in Bloom
Elaine Yang • October 23, 2023
South Asian writers celebrate the multitudes in their literary cultures Read More
Can ChatGPT Make You a Better Writer?
Ariane Fournier • October 2, 2023
The Quebec Writers’ Federation reflects on the threats, challenges, and benefits of artificial intelligence Read More
Books Required for My Literature Degree That You Should Actually Read
Islay Fraser • October 2, 2023
Highlights from “non-canon” academic reading lists Read More
“Remember – it’s All About the Land”
Elaine Yang • September 25, 2023
Dr. Taiaiake Alfred on his long-awaited book Read More
Women’s History Month Book Recommendations
Editorial Board • March 20, 2023
The McGill Daily editorial board recommends… Read More
Maktaba Bookshop: “An Extension of Home”
Yehia Anas Sabaa • October 24, 2022
An interview with Sundus Abdul Hadi, founder of Maktaba Bookshop Read More
What the Daily Read This Summer!
Editorial Board • August 31, 2022
The McGill Daily Editorial Board recommends... Read More
Reading Between the Lines
Ariane Fournier • March 28, 2022
Celebrity book clubs reveal the unsurprising misogyny of modern literary culture Read More
Book Review: ‘The Good Arabs’ by Eli Tareq El Bechelany-Lynch
Aysha White • November 1, 2021
The prose and poetry collection published by Metonymy Press explores identity and belonging Read More
Noname’s Transition from Rapper to Librarian
Meena Thakur • October 25, 2021
Marking the opening of The Radical Hood Library Read More
