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The Seaboard Review of Books: A Wednesday Edition

Apr 1 • The Seaboard Review of Books

The Breakwater by Leslie Shimotakahara

A multigenerational saga about the long shadow of an unspeakable family secret, culminating in an overdue reunion between rivalrous brothers.

Apr 1 • Pamela Sinclair and The Seaboard Review of Books

Cherry Beach by Don Gillmor

Reviewed by Paul Carlucci

Apr 1 • The Seaboard Review of Books

The Wren by A.F. Moritz

Reviewed by Michael Greenstein

Apr 1 • Michael Greenstein

Two Poems to End the Winter

Poetry by Philip Turner and Alexis Greene

Apr 1 • The Seaboard Review of Books

Women United by Peggy Nash and Julie White

Stories of Women’s Struggles for Equality in the Canadian Auto Workers Union

Apr 1 • Lisa Timpf

March 2026

The Seaboard Review of Books: Monday Edition

Mar 30 • The Seaboard Review of Books

Opposite Sully’s Gym by Alexis Stefanovich-Thomson

A Patrick Bird Mystery

Mar 30 • James M. Fisher

The End of Prim by Michelle Tocher

Reviewed by Anne Smith-Nochasak

Mar 30 • Anne M. Smith-Nochasak

Son of Nobody by Yann Martel

Reviewed by Michael Greenstein

Mar 30 • Michael Greenstein

We Breed Lions by Rick Westhead

Confronting Canada's Troubled Hockey Culture

Mar 30 • Lisa Timpf

The Taiwo Olukorede Korexcalibur Interview

Conducted and transcribed by Kevin Andrew Heslop

Mar 30 • Kevin Andrew Heslop

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