This weekend we'll be at Toronto's Word on the Street! Locale: David Pecaut Square, 215 King Street W. You can find the Brick booth by the northwest entrance (right off King Street). We'll be there selling Bricks and subscriptions, talking literature, and embracing early autumn days.
This Sunday, Sept 21, Brick will be setting up shop at the Brooklyn Book Festival! Come say hi and discover new and old Bricks + magnificent, mag-lovers' merch.
The final episode of this season of Writer to Writer is out today. A conversation between Amitava Kumar and Teju Cole, offering a singular inside look at how they frame, and live, artistic practice.
Kyo Maclear and Brandon Shimoda bond over their quests to understand what it means to grow, parent, and exist within the many layers of self in this new episode of Brick's Writer to Writer series. Available wherever you stream.
On Sunday, we'll be at the Eden Mills Writers' Festival. Come by the Brick table 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. for subscriptions, back issues, merch, and chat. Hope to see you there!
"I suppose part of the deal of the novel is that it better be very interesting, even if it’s just that business of Jim seeing Eilis on a beach and saying nothing to her."
Get a one-year subscription to both Brick and The Capilano Review at 10% off. That's four issues, a magazine for every season: TCR has you covered fall and spring and Brick will keep you company winter and summer.
Madeleine Thien interviews Eleanor Wachtel about her audio life: thirty-three years hosting Writers & Company, where she spoke with writers from Jamaica Kincaid to Oliver Sacks, Kazuo Ishiguro to Philip Roth, Michael Ondaatje to Sophie Calle, and so many more.
We are mourning the loss of Fanny Howe and reflecting back on her life and all her brilliant work. Today, we're rereading her deeply-thought lyric essay on Thomas Hardy from Brick 69.
