Katherine Packert Burke’s novel explores how little one can really understand about one’s own life while in the middle of living it
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Katherine Packert Burke’s novel explores how little one can really understand about one’s own life while in the middle of living it
Angel B.H.’s intimate and nuanced debut novel makes a clear point: ultimately sex work is work, and work is oppressive
Page and director Dominic Savage reflect on how their intimate drama shows how we change and choose happiness
REVIEW: The Hunter Schafer film is a thrilling examination of the horrors of compulsory heterosexuality and reproduction
REVIEW: The novel is scathingly funny, painfully realistic and relentlessly critical in its view of the world
REVIEW: Lily Gladstone stars in the tender and arresting queer Indigenous drama
REVIEW: The film highlights an icon sorting out her life without the very thing that built her career
REVIEW: Sydney Hegele’s new novel is a queer take on the the genre of southern Ontario gothic literature
REVIEW: Nour Abi-Nakhoul’s debut horror novel reflects the noise and overwhelmed-ness of contemporary life
Writer-director Theda Hammel weighs in on her debut film, modern-day slapstick and the difference between being evil and being a loser
REVIEW: The tennis threesome drama with Zendaya at the centre is a celebration of sexiness and sport
The documentary, which recaps and celebrates Bird’s gilded career, is now available to stream online
REVIEW: Purnell’s new memoir turns heaviness into humour, and exposes the bleakness under what seems silly and light
REVIEW: Swedish author Alvina Chamberland’s prose is relentlessly inventive
REVIEW: With her second solo album, Howard breaks the mould people try to fit her into
REVIEW: Despite its animated portraits, “Frida” captures its iconic subject in a stationary image
REVIEW: Nino Bulling’s graphic novel is an intimate portrait of a character who can’t bring themself to risk change, while hating how it feels not to
REVIEW: Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke have crafted the next great lesbian road trip movie