This review is among the best I've ever received for The Philistine. It's kind of left me breathless. How honoured I feel to have had...

Maybe it was my mother's Bingo club, or maybe I just baked bread for enough people over the years, but it has all culminated in being...

The exceedingly curious and gallant John Faithful Hamer brought me into the studio for his unbelievably wide-ranging podcast, Likeville....

Montreal Writes, a local literary journal, has published a selection of my photographs. You can see the collection here.

Montreal writer Toula Drimonis posted about my book on Instagram. It was beyond thrilling. I don't know her personally, but she's got a...

This was in the Globe and Mail today. Not accessible if you don't have a paid account - I subscribed just to see this lol. It's part of a...

This review is from The Miramichi Reader, a great site that is quickly growing to be a player on the Canadian literary scene. Montrealer...

This story was recently published in the final edition of Danforth Review . Helmed by Michael Bryson for the past 20 years or so, it was...

This review by Piali Roy is from the June issue of Quill & Quire. Set in the late 1980s around the time of the first Palestinian...

I wrote a guest blog post for Gail Anderson-Dargatz (here), who helped me work through the last drafting of The Philistine. Her input and...

Montreal Review of Books, by Danielle Barkley Early in Leila Marshy’s novel The Philistine, the protagonist, Nadia, abruptly declines to...

Q&A with Linda Leith at Salon. Linda Leith: You’ve been working in the literary milieu here in Montreal for many years. Tell me a bit...

Ottawa Review of Books, by Ian Thomas Shaw Leila Marshy's The Philistine is a rich portrayal of two young women's passionate love affair...