Funnyman turned author uses a deadly metaphor to pick apart literary jealousy Sep 01, 2010 10:16PM EDT 0

Regina-born poet Tim Lilburn and American poet Chase Twichell Sep 01, 2010 12:09PM EDT 0

Remembering how to forget

Ibi Kaslik reviews The Queen of Unforgetting, by Sylvia Maultash Warsh 10:18 AM EDT 0

A weekly guide to the hottest releases

Susan Perren reviews Feeding the Sheep, by Leda Schubert

Are you reading any or all of Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy this summer?

Challenge yourself with today's puzzles

1.	Big Fall Books
2.	After the flood
3.	Review: Keeping the Bees, by Laurence Packer
4.	Jonathan Franzen on fiction, fame and Freedom
5.	Review: The Dervish House, by Ian McDonald
6.	Ken Finkleman sticks the knife in
7.	Review: The Greatest Show on Earth, by Richard Dawkins
8.	Review: Let's Take the Long Way Home, by Gail Caldwell
9.	Review: Mustaine: A Heavy Metal Memoir, by Dave Mustaine
10.	At least your hammock is safe

1.	Hurricane Earl weakens to a Category 2 storm
2.	Defiant Saskatchewan refuses to bend on clinical trials for MS treatment
3.	Natives fear Ottawa aiming to convert reserves to private land ownership
4.	B.C. Liberal calls for Colin Hansen’s resignation, then retracts
5.	Oil rig explodes in Gulf of Mexico
6.	U.S. banks to resemble Canada’s: TD
7.	Fuel tanker runs aground in Northwest Passage
8.	The Net killed sexual privacy
9.	‘Smart-alecky’ Liberals unload both barrels on gun registry

1.	Ken Finkleman sticks the knife in
2.	A novel about family
3.	Review: One Day, by David Nicholls
4.	Review: The Bishop's Man, by Linden MacIntyre
5.	Review: 36 Arguments for the Existence of God, by Rebecca Goldstein
6.	Matriarch of all she surveys
7.	Jonathan Franzen on fiction, fame and Freedom
8.	Review: The Dervish House, by Ian McDonald
9.	Review: The Queen of Unforgetting, by Sylvia Maultash Warsh
10.	Review: Peter Gzowski, by R.B. Fleming