One must wonder while reading Fiona King Foster’s first novel, who is truly the captive? There is no easy answer, which makes the novel so beguiling.
Catherine Hernandez’s sharp-eyed, queer dystopian fantasy is no gentle wake-up call. It is a blaring fire alarm against authoritarianism, and transphobia.
As this community navigates a changing terrain and their own emotional landscapes, Diane Cook incorporates the whole of human experience.
This chilling critique of capitalism is a warning about how governments can exploit inequality for nefarious means.
Celebrated Canadian writer Margaret Atwood has done the impossible and published a satisfying sequel to her 1985 classic, The Handmaid’s Tale.
Sarah Davis-Goff has given us a zombie novel with a Celtic twist and an empowering feminist bent.
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