The Juncture
The Juncture is a newsletter by us here on the bookselling team in The Junction, where we can continue to explore the ways bookselling and book-buying is community-building.
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End of Spring 2026
LUKE:
Read: I recently finished If An Egyptian Cannot Speak English by Noor Naga, a novel which follows the relationship between an American girl who “returns” to Egypt and a photographer of the Arab Spring. The oscillating narration betwe...
Small Press Crush: Invisible Books
Norm Nehmetallah, the publisher behind Invisible, has always had his heart in independent publishing. That’s where he got his start. At twenty-one, having wrapped up his English degree, Norm moved back to his hometown of Windsor, Ontario, a...
The Reading TYPE Book Club: Soft Core
For the next iteration of THE READING TYPE, the TYPE Junction book club, we’ll be discussing Soft Core by Brittany Newell. Sensual and provocative, Soft Core follows Ruth, a San Francisco stripper and dominatrix, as she slowly comes undone...
Maker's Mark: Derek McCormack
If you’re looking for books on art, both high and camp, Derek McCormack is the go-to TYPE bookseller. He is also an artist and writer whose books include The Haunted Hillbilly (2024), named a “Best Book of the Year” by both The Village Voic...
End of Winter 2026
LUKE:
Read: I had a bit of a slow winter of reading, starting a lot of books and not always finishing them. Some that I did complete (and loved): Helen DeWitt’s The English Understand Wool, Fumiko Takano’s Miss Ruki, and Muriel Spark’s Lo...
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The Juncture is a newsletter by us here on the bookselling team in The Junction neighborhood in Toronto, where we can continue to explore the ways bookselling and book-buying is community-building.
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