Hamilton Review of Books
Home Archives Page Turners Subscribe Advertise Donate HRB Shop Indigenous Reading List and Resources
Our Story Our Editors and Staff Writers
Home About Our Story Our Editors and Staff Writers ArchivesPage TurnersSubscribeAdvertiseDonateHRB ShopIndigenous Reading List and Resources
Hamilton Review of Books
An Online Literary Journal
 
A Random Bookseller Talks to a Random Stranger: ShopTalk with Jesse Dorey, Indigo Books
A Random Bookseller Talks to a Random Stranger: ShopTalk with Jesse Dorey, Indigo Books
ShopTalkDana HansenFebruary 1, 2019Jesse Dorey, Indigo Books, ShopTalk
Behind the Scenes with Book Reviewers with Rohan Maitzen
Behind the Scenes with Book Reviewers with Rohan Maitzen

On the advantage of literary hindsight, a reviewer’s primary responsibility, and the virtues of books with a lot of words.

Read More
Behind the ScenesDana HansenJanuary 1, 2019Between Issues, Behind the Scenes with Book Reviewers, Behind the Scnes, Rohan Maitzen
Behind the Scenes with Book Reviewers with Steven W. Beattie
Behind the Scenes with Book Reviewers with Steven W. Beattie
Behind the ScenesDana HansenJanuary 1, 2019Between Issues, Behind the Scenes with Book Reviewers, Behind the Scnes, Steven W. Beattie
Behind the Scenes with Book Reviewers with Shazia Hafiz Ramji
Behind the Scenes with Book Reviewers with Shazia Hafiz Ramji

On the resonance of Infinite Jest, being wowed by reviews, and some favourite reads from this year.

Read More
Behind the ScenesDana HansenJanuary 1, 2019Between Issues, Behind the Scenes with Book Reviewers, Behind the Scnes, Shazia Hafiz Ramji
Behind the Scenes with Book Reviewers Eugenia Zuroski
Behind the Scenes with Book Reviewers Eugenia Zuroski
Behind the ScenesDana HansenNovember 16, 2018Between Issues, Behind the Scenes with Book Reviewers, Behind the Scenes, Eugenia Zuroski
From Our Editors, Fall 2018
From Our Editors, Fall 2018

The fall may be getting a little long in the tooth, but here we are at last, very happy to bring you our fall 2018 issue..

Read More
From Our EditorsDana HansenNovember 16, 2018From Our Editors, Fall 2018, 2018
Behind the Scenes with Book Reviewers with Kerry Clare
Behind the Scenes with Book Reviewers with Kerry Clare
Behind the ScenesDana HansenAugust 1, 2018Between Issues, Behind the Scenes with Book Reviewers, Behind the Scnes, Kerry Clare
It Takes a Village, or Rather a Community: Epic Books Owner, Jaime Krakowski
It Takes a Village, or Rather a Community: Epic Books Owner, Jaime Krakowski
ShopTalkDana HansenMay 7, 2018ShopTalk, Jaime Krakowski, Epic Books
Kid's Corner: Books To Get Us Through the Rest of Winter 2017
Kid's Corner, RoundupsDana HansenJanuary 1, 2018Kid's Corner, Columns, Evan Munday, Claire Cladwelll
Kid's Corner: Books for the Holidays, 2017
Kid's Corner, RoundupsDana HansenNovember 16, 2017Kid's Corner, Columns, Evan Munday, Claire Cladwelll
Joe's Graphic Novel Roundup: Fall 2017
Joe's Graphic Novel Roundup: Fall 2017
Graphic Novel RoundupDana HansenOctober 6, 2017Joe Ollmann, Graphic Novel, Graphic Novel Roundup
Joe's Graphic Novel Roundup: Fall 2016
Joe's Graphic Novel Roundup: Fall 2016
Graphic Novel RoundupDana HansenOctober 1, 2017Joe Ollmann, Graphic Novel, Graphic Novel Roundup
A Desire to Have More of Those Holy Grail Moments: Bryan Prince Bookseller Owner, Kerry Cranston-Reimer
A Desire to Have More of Those Holy Grail Moments: Bryan Prince Bookseller Owner, Kerry Cranston-Reimer
ShopTalkDana HansenSeptember 4, 2017ShopTalk, Kerry Cranston-Reimer, Bryan Prince Bookseller
Striving to Publish the Best Possible Regional and Canadian Content: Coteau Books' Marketing Manager MacKenzie Hamon
Striving to Publish the Best Possible Regional and Canadian Content: Coteau Books' Marketing Manager MacKenzie Hamon
ShopTalkDana HansenMay 8, 2017ShopTalk, MacKenzie Hamon, Couteau Books
Newer
Contact

The Hamilton Review of Books is a virtual publication whose staff members meet, work, and learn on the traditional territories of the Erie, Neutral, Huron-Wendat, Haudenosaunee, and Mississauguas.

In addition to these territories being covered by the Upper Canada Treaties, these lands are protected by the Dish With One Spoon Wampum Belt Covenant, an agreement based on peace, friendship, and respect between the Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe, and Mississaugas to share and care for the land.

We stand in solidarity today and every day, honouring and holding space for the Indigenous Peoples of the territories we are privileged to inhabit across Turtle Island.

We are all treaty people and a land acknowledgement is only the beginning of the collective work we must do in walking towards Reconciliation. Learn more about the land you are on by clicking the button below.

Learn more

©2024 Hamilton Review of Books | All rights reserved.

Creative Commons Licence
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.