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
In You Have Been Referred Michael Robinson shares some 30-plus tales from his unique and storied careers working in energy regulation, community consultation and with various NGOs. A Rhodes [...]
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