books

Robert McCrum’s Every Third Thought contemplates the endgame for a generation that’s changed everything it touches

Coding workshops. 3D printers. And books. Far from extinct, today’s public library is about access to technology as much as to knowledge

Historian and author Mark A. Lause contends the cowboys of the mythic American West were more diverse—and downtrodden—than we realize

The conservative commentator and author warns that ‘Trump-like events’ are proliferating around the world, not just in Washington

Two intense works of history, a wrenching account of contemporary racism, and two intimate memoirs make for wide-ranging reading

Randy Boyagoda’s picks for CanLit to curl up with this winter

Increasingly, Canadian writers are finding creative fire in issues, identity and the immigrant experience

The Toronto-born writer takes home one of Canada’s biggest literary prizes

Paul Wells on the launch of the former vice president’s ’American Promise Tour’—an exercise in grieving and the start of a presidential run