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Volume 13, No. 3
 


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features

Earth The Colour Of Tamarind And All That Crap
By Ian McGillis

The Trials Of Obama
By Caroline Brown

What The Pine Beetle Is Teaching Us
By Sarah Fletcher


fiction

Annabel
Reviewed by Claire Holden Rothman

The Extinction Club
Reviewed by Eric Boodman

Isobel And Emile
Reviewed by Peter Dubé

Piers' Desire
Reviewed by Sarah Lolley

L (and Things Come Apart)
Reviewed by David Homel


fiction at a glance

Bird Eat Bird
Reviewed by Vanessa Bonneau

Such A Good Education
Reviewed by Aparna Sanyal

The World Above The Sky
Reviewed by Desirée Enderer


non-fiction

Stuart Robertson’s Tips On Organic Gardening
Reviewed by Andrea Belcham

Canada And Israel: Building Apartheid
Reviewed by Leila Marshy

Beyond The Indian Act: Restoring Aboriginal Property Rights
Reviewed by D.L. Daigneault

A Place In Mind: The Search For Authenticity
Reviewed by Maria Schamis Turner

Climate Change In The 21st Century
Reviewed by Louise Fabiani

Strange Bedfellows: The Private Lives Of Words
Reviewed by Mélanie Grondin

Green Careers: You Can Make Money And Save The Planet
Reviewed by Andrea Belcham





the mile end café

Hooked On Canadian Books: The Good, The Better, And The Best Canadian Novels Since 1984
Reviewed by Dimitri Nasrallah





The Return Of The Nigger Breakers

By Caroline Brown


New Document Ishmael Reed’s Barack Obama and the Jim Crow Media: The Return of the Nigger Breakers offers many prescient insig... READ MORE


By Ian McGillis


New Document "Be an international writer who happens to be a Filipino,” says a senior writer to an aspiring one in Miguel Syjuco’s de... READ MORE

Real Solutions To The Global Eco-crisis

By Sarah Fletcher


New Document Holly Dressel calls them the “green techies”: the researchers who herald newfangled technologies to solve large-scale en... READ MORE

Hooked On Canadian Books: The Good, The Better, And The Best Canadian Novels Since 1984

By Dimitri Nasrallah


New Document Say what you will about the state of Canadian novels – a subject that elicits sharp opinions from the minority of Canadi... READ MORE

New Document We wish to thank the Canada Council for the Arts, the Department of Canadian Heritage and SODEC for their generous support, without which this publication would not exist.


New Document
Montreal Review of Books
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Aparna Sanyal Editor
Mélanie Grondin Associate Editor
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