This is a self-deprecating, insightful and humorous collection of stories where it feels like journalist Carl Kinsella is trying to understand the world, and himself ...

Each week, Globe and Mail staffers and readers share what they’re reading now, whether it’s a hot new release or an old book they’re discovering for the first time. Tell me about a book you loved and ...

The Belfast-born poet, who died five years ago, left us a precious legacy of transcendent beauty, vigour, wit and profundity ...

I must note that Dr Khalid is one of many fine, upright men and women, who are languishing in jail under dubious charges hastily filed by the police under orders from their political masters ...

A new biography deconstructs some of the most persistent myths around Gertrude Stein’s legacy.

The use of artificial intelligence is leading to a flattening of our language that is evident in the emails we write and the texts we compose. Studies have already confirmed this. Robotic verbiage ...

STEVE ANDREW enjoys an account of the many communities that flourished independently of and in resistance to the empires of ...

He’s written some of the most astonishing fiction of the past thirty years—works that defy explanation and linger like spells ...

Where the latter was a high-spirited and witty take on a game of chess, Miracle in the Gorbals mixes Glaswegian social realism with religious symbolism. It struck a chord with the wartime public, and ...

Many apolitical retired Ghanaians whose knowledge, exposure and experience could contribute to national development, are ...