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This strangely mesmerizing tale of an Irish widow is a literary triumph, writes Anne Kingston

From the Nov. 3 issue, as compiled by Books editor Brian Bethune

The acclaimed novelist’s memoir is an insider’s experience of a misunderstood continent

In this excerpt from his new memoir, the Canadian rock troubadour icon revisits one of his deepest passions: cars

After the Senate scandal, Stephen Harper faced the greatest test of his power yet. The story of his fight back.

The Giller prize-nominated author writes on the protagonist of her latest novel who seemed to demand she delve into the 1985 Air India bombing

The Giller prize-nominated author describes growing up an unrestrained bookworm in a lower-class, motherless home

Book review: Paul M. Barrett’s ’Law of the Jungle’

Book review: Alex Marwood’s ’The Killer Next Door’

Book review: Kara Cooney’s ’The Woman Who Would Be King’