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...

I wrote a novel and said novel is being published. It will be out in the Spring 2018. This is an event in my life that is so massive, so...

I was interviewed by Gideon Strauss of Convivium.ca for this article found here. “Something [Outremont borough counselor] Mindy Pollak’s...

We are, as the Chinese proverb warns, living in interesting times. The recent election in the US seems to have bequeathed a worldwide...

Science fiction taught me everything I know about the world. As a kid in the 70s I was addicted to 1950s B-movies. They played late at...

This story was recently published in The Galleon , a literary journal out of Moncton, NB. The Proper Ting A little girl saw it first....

This is the third in a series of short films made from found footage. The footage belongs to Kathryn Harvey. I digitized it for her in...

This story was recently published in The Danforth Review . It's the third of my stories they've taken. Makes me happy yes it does. Here...

April is a mocking month. Makes me think of lush trees and Bronwyn Chester, variegated trees and Bronwyn Chester, unique trees with...