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If it ain't broke, break it': Samuel Archibald's small-town stories brilliantly cross the linguistic and cultural divide.

• Authors : Bethune, Brian

• Source: Maclean's. Nov 9, 2015, Vol. 128 Issue 44, p43, 2 p.

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'That's a MME. De Bargeton situation': Anakana Schofield's Martin John is a work of wild imagination.

• Authors : Bethune, Brian

• Source: Maclean's. Nov 9, 2015, Vol. 128 Issue 44, p42, 2 p.

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'No part of my life is immune': Catherine Leroux on when a novel begins and ends, the shock of translation and the meaning of blank look.

• Authors : Bethune, Brian

• Source: Maclean's. Nov 7, 2016, Vol. 129 Issue 44, 40.

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'I felt like quitting many times': Mona Awad on finding poetic inspiration, scribbling notes--and the long, hard process of writing her book.

• Authors : Bethune, Brian

• Source: Maclean's. Nov 7, 2016, Vol. 129 Issue 44, 41.

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Warning: contains graphic content: the University of Windsor appoints a top-notch cartoonist to the post of writer-in-residence.

• Authors : Gillis, Charlie

• Source: Maclean's. Feb 15, 2016, Vol. 129 Issue 6-7, 68.

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And then he was 60: Ian Brown turned his sharp eye and deft writing talent to aging, time and that often-ignored road ahead.

• Source: Maclean's. Feb 15, 2016, Vol. 129 Issue 6-7, 51.

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Do women writers have 'literary cooties'?

• Authors : Bethune, Brian

• Source: Maclean's. June 22, 2015, Vol. 128 Issue 24, p53, 1 p.

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Chinese writer Mo Yan celebrates winning the Nobel Prize.

• Source: Maclean's. Oct 29, 2012, Vol. 125 Issue 42, p8, 1 p.

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Michael Ondaatje: a literary lion makes it no. five.

• Source: Maclean's. December 10, 2007, Vol. 120 Issue 48, p87, 1 p.

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Passages.

• Source: Maclean's. June 5, 2000 13.

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