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Advice for Taxidermists and Amateur Beekeepers
Erin Emily Ann Vance’s first novel, Advice for Taxidermists and Amateur Beekeepers, reads like a Wes Anderson movie set in a Robert Kroetsch small town. Clocking in at a brisk 97 pages, the book is more an extended character study than a traditional novel—plot is less important than personalities, and we jump frequently to various […]

Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Bees, Bruce Cinnamon, Hummingbirds, Resignation, Stonehouse Publishing
December 1, 2019
Rising
Becoming the First Canadian Woman to Summit Everest

Tags: Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Canmore, Douglas and Mcintyre, Sharon Wood
Pressure Cooker Love Bomb
With a title like Pressure Cooker Love Bomb, this collection makes the reader both eager and a bit hesitant to crack the book open (will it explode in our hands?). Sharanpal Ruprai’s new poems excel at creating precisely this sort of edgy tension—a mood that makes you want to laugh while also holding your breath. […]

Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, BIPOC, Christine Wiesenthal, Discrimination, Frontenac House, Racism, Sikh, Social Media, South Asia
Looking Back, Moving Forward
Looking Back, Moving Forward is an anthology focused on the voices of Canadian immigrant writers. Edmonton-based editor Julie C. Robinson, the former program coordinator of the Writer’s Guild of Alberta, has gathered the work of more than a dozen writers from a wide variety of backgrounds, combining emerging voices with the works of those who […]

Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Argentina, Syria
Perpetual War
Kenney VS. Journalists

Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Carbon-Capture, Graham Thomson, Jason Kenney
Missing Birds
Let’s renew the spring chorus.

Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Birds, Chestermere, Golf Courses, Kevin Van Tighem
How Should Public Art Be Chosen?
A dialogue between Richard White and Ciara McKeown

Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Bow River, Bowfort Towers, Debate, Glenbow, Pros and Cons, Ranching, Rivers
The Shave
Short Story Contest Winner 2019

Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Boreal Forest, Forests, Medical School, Obstetrician, Rona Altrows, Short Story
Herd Memory
The caribou fled and vanished, grey ghosts of the boreal.

Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Biodiversity, Boreal Forest, Caribou, Forests, Global Warming, Lorne Fitch, Northern Lights, Peace Country, Progressive Conservative Party, Seismic Lines, Trina Moyles
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