The Broken Places
Frances Peck’s debut novel, The Broken Places, about a fictional Vancouver earthquake and the lives it disrupts, takes a hatchet to the trope that those who can’t do, teach. As a writing workshop [...]
Andrew Guilbert
You Have Been Referred
My Life in Applied Anthropology
Dirty Birds
Morgan Murray’s debut novel, Dirty Birds, hints at being loosely biographical from the start, when the rural Alberta born and raised Murray introduces us to Milton Ontario, a diffident small-town [...]
How to Pick Up a Maid in Statue Square
By Rea Tarvydas
Who Needs Books? Reading in the Digital Age
by Lynn Coady
