In these days of the dwindling of book reviews and publications that run them, it's worth noting a newish (two years) review dedicated to reviewing Canadian fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, and doing so on a frequent basis -- sometimes several times a week, it seems.
It's called The Seaboard Review and its webpage is here. It's a Substack production, actually, and the webpage is mostly just a link there. Its review skew more to fiction, poetry, memoir, and literary nonfiction than historical writing. But this week it includes a thoughtful review of Allan Greer's recent MQUP history, Canada in the Age of Rum.
If you like a book review with diverse interests written and published in Canada , it's worth a look, They welcome subscriptions but you can read it free.
