Deborah Dundas

It’s the 25th anniversary of the Canadian poet’s ‘Autobiography of Red’ — here are five more must-read volumes

Part 1 of our critics’ picks includes art books, celebrity memoirs, pop culture tomes and much more.

Memoirs by Britney Spears, Barbra Streisand and Miss Chief Eagle Testickle are on the list, plus plenty more.

Part 2 of our critics’ picks includes books for young readers, sweeping family sagas, history and much more.

Michael Crummey, Christina Sharpe, Tamara Faith Berger among the authors that made our reviewers’ cut to join the Toronto Star’s best of 2023 books list.

New technology and political movements coupled with war and economic uncertainty reflected in the biggest books stories of the year.

Fiction, non-fiction, poetry, memoir - these are the books the Star’s books editor can’t wait to read in the first half of 2024

Toronto poet Canisia Lubrin’s first work of fiction, “Code Noir,” subverts the infamous code dictating the lives of slaves, decreed by King Louis XIV.

The former CBC radio host of Writers and Company has spent her career interviewing international writers. Now, she’s chair of the jury that’s going to hand out an $86,000 prize.

From Salman Rushdie’s memoir “Knife,” about the attack that nearly killed him, to Sophie Grégoire Trudeau’ highly anticipated “Closer Together,” these are the books you won’t want to miss this