Mike Fu’s novel is a coming of age mystery set between New York and Shanghai
H Felix Chau Bradley
H Felix Chau Bradley is a writer and editor living in Tiohtià:ke (Montreal). They are the author of Personal Attention Roleplay (Metonymy Press, 2021) and Automatic Object Lessons (House House Press, 2020). They are an editor for This Magazine and Le Sigh, and host of the Strange Futures book club for Librairie Drawn & Quarterly.
‘What I Know About You’ is a tale of the silence the repression of gay desire can wreak
Éric Chacour’s first novel is at turns gorgeously lush and frustratingly opaque
Walter Scott on alter egos, elder Millennials and knowing when to give up
With ‘The Wendy Award,’ Scott is stepping away from his beloved titular character—for now
In ‘The Default World,’ Naomi Kanakia skewers the hypocrisy of progressive rich kids
REVIEW: The novel is scathingly funny, painfully realistic and relentlessly critical in its view of the world
‘Bird Suit’ is a surreal, lush and devastating portrait of small-town life
Sydney Hegele’s new novel is a queer take on the the genre of southern Ontario gothic literature
In ‘Ten Bridges I’ve Burnt,’ Brontez Purnell balances on a knife edge between hilarity and despair
Purnell’s new memoir turns heaviness into humour, and exposes the bleakness under what seems silly and light
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