fiction

Sink your teeth into these fiction and non-fiction picks at the park, at the cottage—or on a comfy chair in the backyard

Amid turbulence and turmoil in Washington, we asked Canadian fiction authors: what would the last days of Donald Trump’s presidency look like?

The ’Eat Pray Love’ author focuses her instinct for female longing on a creativity crisis

The Northwest Passage brought Kathleen Winter to a land too eloquent for fiction.

The winner of the 2014 Giller Prize expounds on the thin line between fact and fiction, and the value of the digital world

Book review: Lucky Us, by Amy Bloom

Pull out your box of tissues now

For the record, Colby Cosh on some ’just plain weird’ alternate-universe U.S. history

Student filmmaker questioned by police for online teaser

Not everyone’s enamoured with the author who’s become a kind of fringe pop icon