Archive - The Seaboard Review of Books

The Seaboard Review of Books: A Thursday Edition

Apr 9 • The Seaboard Review of Books

Liberty Street by Heather Marshall

Reviewed by Heather McBriarty

Apr 9 • Heather McBriarty

The Wrecking Game by Chris Forrest

A gripping crime thriller from Chris Forrest

Apr 9 • James M. Fisher

Cannibal Rats by Richard Greene

A Michael Greenstein Review

Apr 9 • Michael Greenstein

Radiant. White. Light. By Mo Duffy

A Divorce Memoir in Poems and Stories

Apr 9 • Olga Stein

The Art of Solidarity: Labour arts and heritage in Canada edited by Rob Kristofferson and Stephanie Ross

Reviewed by Dawn Macdonald

Apr 9 • Dawn Macdonald

Strangely, Friends by Karen Dubinsky

A History of Cuban-Canadian Encounters

Apr 9 • Lisa Timpf

The Seaboard Review of Books: Monday Edition

Apr 6 • The Seaboard Review of Books

Night Birds by Margaret Sweatman

Reviewed by Gina Catherine Grant

Apr 6 • Gina Catherine Grant

Spruce to Cedar by Lasänmą

Reviewed by Dawn Macdonald

Apr 6 • Dawn Macdonald

The Art of Getting Lost and Found by Glenna Turnbull

Reviewed by Robin McGrath

Apr 6 • The Seaboard Review of Books

Getting Cozy with A.L Jensen’s Hygge and Homicide

A Hygge House Cozy Mystery

Apr 6 • Melanie Marttila

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