Ma-Nee Chacaby's memoir "A Two-Spirit Journey," which she wrote with Mary Louisa Plummer, has won this year's edition of ...

The Story of Living in Apartheid was written by two academics for readers of all ages to know about the pain and the triumph ...

This is Nuruddin Farah’s most powerful novel. As with all of his fiction, it is set in his homeland of Somalia. Maps is an ...

Author Abdulrazak Gurnah was a surprise winner of the Nobel prize for his multigenerational saga of displacement and loss during the colonization of East Africa called Afterlives. He's back with a new ...

The two women’s journeys, though distinct, share a common thread: a steadfast commitment to social justice and transforming ...

"All literature is regional; or conversely, no literature is regional"—is a common sentiment to have today, but I had first read those lines from Joyce Carol Oates, in her preface to a book of ...

In the book, essays blending the personal with the observational offer insights on what it means to support Israel post-Oct. 7. Contributors include Jewish activist Shabbos Kestenbaum ...

“I thought the way the old shtetls would have it: Let’s bring culture and religion back together ... His friend, he said, didn’t understand that books can be a beautiful backdrop for people ...

As autumn blows into Australia, it brings with it an array of new books, ranging from fiction and memoir to political and cultural history. Here’s a sample of 12 new volumes heading our way ...

If that all sounds a bit legalese, Sands locates the book in humanity, whether it is through his depiction of 20th century Lviv, the compelling men at the centre of his story, or the ramifications ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the ...