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Tag: Canadian literature

Review – Liú Fāxiàn

Posted on October 9, 2026

When a clue hidden in a classic poem sets a young man and his sister on a dangerous hunt for the lost, magical plunder of a notorious bandit syndicate, they must outrun the Emperor’s deadly Brocade Guard while solving a game of increasingly lethal riddles.

Review – The Revived

Posted on September 17, 2026

A privileged young man hunts for his missing mother—one of fifty people recently revived from a coma who all share a dire message about the fate of humanity.

Review – This Accident of Being Lost

Posted on September 6, 2026

Through a series of interconnected series of scenes and images drawn from a decolonized reality, an Indigenous storyteller challenges dominant colonial narratives and reclaims the privilege of creating her own.

Review – Shadows of Divison

Posted on March 25, 2026

Shadows of Division. M. A. McAlpine. 2025.  The fourth and penultimate book in the Mya of Thebes Chronicles.  As the series hurtles towards resolution, Mya is separated from her friends, and followers….

Review – Darkblade Assassin

Posted on September 23, 2025

When a legendary shadow assassin is betrayed by his own guild and left for dead, he must weaponize a forbidden, soul-consuming dark blade to hunt down his former masters before the weapon devours his remaining humanity.

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