Books

Randy Boyagoda and the cover of Little Sanctuary August 2, 2024 U of T English prof's dystopian tale explores privilege and peril in the Global South
"" September 26, 2023 Robarts Library at 50: How Fort Book became the ‘campus living room’
A composite of the cover of Wrongfully Convicted and Kent Roach April 21, 2023 New book by U of T law professor Kent Roach examines the injustice of wrongful convictions in Canada
"" February 6, 2023 Danny Ramadan is U of T Scarborough’s new writer-in-residence
"" February 2, 2023 With latest work, U of T grad challenges children's book genre
an illustration of Lady Justice using binary numbers November 4, 2022 The Legal Singularity: U of T Law profs on how AI will make the law 'radically' better
"" August 24, 2022 With her debut novel a bestseller, U of T alumna Amita Parikh aims to help underrepresented writers
"" July 29, 2022 In his first novel, PhD candidate Dashiel Carrera explores 'what it means to reckon with memory'
"" March 21, 2022 Calling it a 'natural fit,' U of T librarian opts for familiar setting in debut mystery novel
Marquela Nunes November 17, 2021 'I'm not content with the world we live in': U of T grad uses fantasy genre to pursue real-life change
"" April 29, 2021 'Completely misunderstood' – Arthur Ripstein explores Immanuel Kant's views on war
March 30, 2021 Jane Austen a polite, safe read? Not according to U of T’s Tom Keymer
November 26, 2020 'Why don’t I just write?': Souvankham Thammavongsa on winning the Giller and her time at U of T
A fore-edge painting book's pages are fanned back to reveal an intricate illustration January 20, 2020 A handful of 'magical' books in U of T's collection harbour an intricate, eye-catching secret
Photo of Randy Boyagoda May 31, 2019 Randy Boyagoda's novel Original Prin full of 'dark absurdities': New York Times
January 29, 2019 Escape the winter gloom and surround yourself with nature at this new U of T library exhibit
Photo of Sam Tanenhaus November 27, 2018 Former New York Times books editor on what makes a great review and why U.S. political coverage needs to change
Photo of Michael Ondaatje in London July 9, 2018 Celebrated writer, U of T alumnus Michael Ondaatje’s 'The English Patient' voted best-ever Man Booker Prize winner
photo of Cohen's book, held open to show illustration of illuminated manuscript March 29, 2018 700 years of the Passover haggada
Photo of Nick Mount October 24, 2017 U of T's Nick Mount captures the boom of Canadian literature in his new book