An interview with Fran Lebowitz.

Melissa Bull celebrates a decade of editing our "Writing from Quebec" column.

"For me, the artist’s life is first and foremost about encounters."

Both the shame of the memory and the shame of sharing the memory lingered someplace, unnamed.

A conversation with Gail Scott about the reissue of her iconic Montreal novel.

A conversation with author Maxime Raymond Bock.

Time divides and reunites for Melissa Bull, who's moved to a house across from a cemetery in Norwich, England.

Danish writer Naja Marie Aidt talks about the art of translation, the beauty in ugliness and what it's like being a stranger in a new country.

I would take that quarter-mile jag and own it, spectrally.

The author on the Russian train ride that inspired his new non-fiction book Where the Bears Roam the Streets.

The author of Bone and Bread talks family, her favourite bagel shop and why Montreal is always ready to riot.

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The Montreal-born author on his new book, pleasing the French and why "guts are where it's at."

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I said, This is the fucking Bukowski Lawn-Bowling League.

The founder of Summer Literary Seminars discusses the Soviet Union, Seamus Heaney and why there’s no difference between famous writers and beginners.

Introducing Montreal’s Summer Literary Seminars.

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A lunch conversation in which our hero orders a soup and sandwich combo and talks about monkeys.