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Check out the great Canadian novels and short story collections coming out from January to July!

With the tolling of a clock, the calendar has changed to a whole new year. While many of us look at it as a way to reinvent ourselves — new

It’s December. We’re lighting candles, celebrating the return of the light and rockin’ around the Christmas tree. In just a few days we bid farewell (or good riddance depending on your perspective) to 2022 and usher in a new year. That means it’s time for lists. Instead of a review of one record on Dizzy Spins, your Open Air hosts, Noah Bran-Linsday, Danielle Kelly, and Dave Jackson are excited to weigh-in on our favorite albums of 2022.

Though what Ken Yates was going through while writing his fourth album, "Cerulean," may have been deeply personal, he ended up capturing universal truths with pinpoint precision.

Though what Ken Yates was going through while writing his fourth album, "Cerulean," may have been deeply personal, he ended up capturing universal truths with pinpoint precision.

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In the climate change future of “All That Burns Unseen” by Premee Mohamed, fires may be routine, but that doesn’t make them easier to fight.

These novels follow nightmare trips, from an African safari with a high body count to a Caribbean holiday wrecked by an earthquake.

These stories move us to think more deeply about the human, and more-than-human, world

A short story from Future Tense Fiction that asks whether you’d want to change your past or relive it as a spectator.