Books
Can Democracy Work? asks James Miller. It’s not only this year’s question, it’s a question for the ages, from ancient Athens to the Trumpian present.
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Two senior Vancouver poets, George Bowering and George Stanley, do a book together. John Harris reads and reviews.
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Amos Oz, 1939-2018. Reading “A Tale of Love and Darkness.”
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David Shields thinks Trump is missing an “inner life.” Brian Fawcett checks.
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Sheldon Goldfarb’s history of student life at UBC takes us back to school.
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George Bowering has a new novel. It’s called “No One.” Does it objectify anyone?
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Remembering Philip Roth and his indelible novel, “The Human Stain.”
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Taking a second look at Michael Wolff’s “Fire and Fury.”
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The Grand Tour is more precarious than it used to be.
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Longer than a tweet, faster than a Fox News lie, here are some of the books of the year — read, re-read, and not-so-red in the Age of Trumpty-Dumpty.
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