Book reviews

All We Leave Behind is an exploration of what we owe to those who help us find and share the truth.
Read More Continue Reading Carol Off’s powerful new memoir shows limits of what a journalist can do

The guidebook rages against the Canadian establishment, providing an exhilarating read for our critic.

Continue Reading Canadaland’s book puts down instead of sends up — and that’s a good thing

Award-winning Egyptian-Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy, with the help of Carol Shaben, nails the art of pacing.

Continue Reading The Marriott Cell is a compelling rendering of Mohamed Fahmy’s imprisonment

By Marlene Murphy

“What kinds of journalism do we think are worth protecting, and what are we willing to do to protect them?” Christine Crowther said that was the starting… Continue Reading New book brings academics and journalists together to talk about journalism’s future

New book edited by Chris Richardson and Romayne Smith Fullerton offers behind-the-scenes looks at some of the most compelling Canadian crime stories.
Continue Reading “Covering Canadian Crime” will spark debate about how reporters cover crime

Though focused on sports reporting, Perkins’ book is a valuable reminder of the importance of fundamental reporting skills.
Continue Reading Dave Perkins’ “Fun and Games” is a testament to the power of shoe leather reporting

“Underdog: Confessions of a Right-Wing Gay Jewish Muckraker” chronicles Levy’s life and career.
Continue Reading Sue-Ann Levy’s new book lacks tabloid crackle

The crux of book is that journalism education, as it currently stands, is broken.
Continue Reading “Toward 2020” makes the case for better journalism education

By Diana Pereira

It’s refreshing to read a book that tells real reporters’ stories from the front lines.

That’s Why I’m a Journalist by former CBC journalist and current Ryerson… Continue Reading ‘That’s Why I’m a Journalist’ a reminder of the rich experiences reporters have

Canada Lives Here is a passionate and detailed defence of CBC’s radio and television service.
Continue Reading The CBC still “Lives Here”