Guernica Editions

Nilambri Ghai reviews Julian Samuel's Radius Islamicus in Montreal Serai. "Julian Samuel’s speculative novel shocks the reader while making her laugh and cry all at once. It is irreverent, sardonic and brutal, with body parts being blown to unrecognizable pieces. Nothing is sacred anymore. There are no gods except made-up ones for terrorists. Whatever smiles are there are the smiles of the near dead. It does not matter who falls as long as the donkeys are intact. All is fair as long as there is no disclosure during the “whimper” at the end – the one last blast before the final take off. I would recommend this unusual novel to readers. I found it always clever, sometimes brilliant, beautiful and musical in parts." For the full review: https://montrealserai.com/article/radius-islamicus/

https://montrealserai.com/article/radius-islamicus/

Keith Garebian is a finalist for Mississauga Arts Council's MARTY Award in the Established Literary category. Winners will be announced on May 5th.

https://www.modernmississauga.com/main/2018/4/19/mississauga-arts-council-announces-marty-awards-performers-and-emerging-and-established-award-finalists

Elana Wolff's poem Cord from Everything Reminds You of Something Else has been featured as Vallum's Poem of the Week. Read or listen to the poem at the link below.

https://vallum.wordpress.com/2018/04/09/vallum-poem-of-the-week-cord-by-elana-wolff/

"The languorous sensuality of Louise Dupré’s Rooms – here gorgeously translated from the original French by Karen Isabel Ocaña – provides an introspective, meditative reading experience, absorbing the reader into the misleading simplicity of profound perceptiveness. "

http://mtlreviewofbooks.ca/reviews/two-poetry-reviews/

Read Elizabeth Langridge's interview on All Lit Up.

https://alllitup.ca/Blog/2018/Writer-s-Block-Elizabeth-Langridge-and-Life-at-War

Domenico Capilongo's poetry collection send was reviewed on Today's Book of Poetry.

http://michaeldennispoet.blogspot.ca/2018/02/send-domenico-capilongo-guernica.html