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The Literary Review of Canada excerpts Jack Layton’s foreword to a new book about Charles Taylor, George Grant and CB Macpherson.

The Literary Review of Canada has apparently just obtained charitable status , which is great news for the publication. My most...

The new LRC is out, of course! Run don’t walk to your nearest newsstand. Can you really afford to be the person at BlogCentral who...

Yeah it’s more the-LRC-is-totally-bitchin’ blogging from me, so move along if you don’t care for it. But seriously, why don’t you...

I know it’s becoming a bit of a refrain around here, but apologies for the light blogging, even taking the usual summer lassitude...

My review of Parliamentary Democracy in Crisis is in the current issue of the LRC, on newstands everywhere. Christopher Moore has...

Month in, month out, the LRC is proving itself as an indispensible venue for the discussion of serious books and ideas in the...

Ever since he burst onto the philosophical scene in 1992 with Voltaire’s Bastards: The Dictatorship of Reason in the West , a...

Unlike the books section of the Globe and Mail, the LRC consistently chooses competent and original reviewers. Which is why our...