Andrew Sullivan

May 6, 2024 | cbc.ca | Andrew Sullivan |Douglas Smith |Cherie Dimaline |P.A. Cornell

BooksThe Aurora Awards recognize the best in Canadian science fiction and fantasy across 10 categories. Johns' novel, Bad Cree, was championed by Dallas Soonias on Canada Reads 2024. The Aurora Awards recognize the best in Canadian science fiction and fantasy across 10 categoriesCBC Books · Posted: May 06, 2024 3:12 PM EDT | Last Updated: 7 minutes agoJessica Johns is the author of Bad Cree.

Mar 18, 2024 | internetsociety.org | Andrew Sullivan

The Government of Canada introduced Bill C-63, the Online Harms Act, on 26 February 2024. As the name implies, the Bill seeks to address certain harms that people see online through various public platforms. The Internet Society was extremely concerned about this legislation, mainly because early discussions of what the Bill might do contained alarming ideas about what is and is not technically possible in a functioning Internet.

Aug 15, 2023 | crimereads.com | Nick Cutter |Andrew Sullivan

Nick Cutter is the author of the critically acclaimed national bestseller The Troop (which is currently being developed for film with producer James Wan), as well as The Deep and Little Heaven. Nick Cutter is the pseudonym for Craig Davidson, whose much-lauded literary fiction includes Rust and Bone, The Saturday Night Ghost Club, and, most recently, the short story collection Cascade. His story “Medium Tough” was selected by author Jennifer Egan for The Best American Short Stories 2014.

Apr 19, 2023 | crimereads.com | Andrew Sullivan

A tower stands alone. J. G. Ballard’s modern fable High-Rise is almost fifty years old. In the past few decades, its potency has come closer to resembling prophecy, yet Ballard’s obsession with affluence and self-isolating communities isn’t limited to this novel alone.

Apr 18, 2023 | reviewcanada.ca | Andrew Sullivan |Rachel Gerry

Andrew F. Sullivan’s The Marigold features a brief epigraph attributed to Rob Ford: “Everything is fine.” Those three words would be a lot more convincing coming from Jane Jacobs or perhaps even Drake, but coming from the late Toronto mayor, they smack of comedy, irony, and foreboding. Unfolding in the near future, this portrait of a municipal dystopia centres on climate-ravaged Hogtown, pockmarked by construction sites and prone to flooding.