Quill and Quire / August 17, 2022

With one of the more unusual premises among this fall’s fiction, including narration by the famous Charles Bridge in Prague, Trofimuk tells of the escape of an elephant named Sál from the Prague Zoo, revealing her history and that of the people whose lives she touches as she wanders through the city. –Attila Berki

Publishers Weekly / December 21, 2022

Kate Beaton’s widely acclaimed debut graphic memoir Ducks: Two Years in the Oil Sands (Drawn & Quarterly) has topped PW’s annual Graphic Novel Critics Poll for best work of the year by a significant margin, receiving nine votes from PW’s panel of 15 critics. This is Beaton's second time winning the poll; she won in 2011 for Hark A Vagrant.

Mississauga News / December 21, 2022

All through the year our genre columnists keep us updated on the best of the latest new books in their field. We had Crime Fiction last week, Science Fiction in a new column this week and, below the top 5 picks from our Graphic Novel, Genre and Horror writers.

The Guardian / January 02, 2023

This darkly comic tale of three hapless and macho males fixes a boldly satirical eye on Korean society