Stealing John Hancock bursts from the first page like a horse at the gate and never stops running.

Everyday perceptions made radiant.

[Leow's] work pounds away at the façade of Canadian tolerance and diversity. It’s funky with the fermentation of colonial rule, and bitter as a medicinal tonic.

A tough and tender collection that contributes to one of the most compelling narratives of the modern age - the contemporary family in transition.

A deeply personal long poem about migration and legacy and their resonance in a modern world.

It’s fantastic, it’s hilarious … The Daily Bonnet is so funny! —Miriam Toews