The Four Profound Weaves, R.B. Lemberg’s debut set in the same world as their Birdverse stories, continues a tradition of stories filled with compassion.
Augur Magazine just launched a Kickstarter to fund 2 more years of issues. See what makes them tick and why they’re important to Canada’s literary scene.
The Winged Histories, Sofia Samatar’s follow-up to A Stranger in Olondria, shares some similarities with its predecessors, but asks entirely new questions.
Here’s a look at what I read in January, from literary fiction, to books about neuroscience, to graphic novels.
Derek Kunsken talks about time travel, genetic engineering, quantum physics and more in his mind-bending debut novel The Quantum Magician, out this month.