Senescence / Travels Up the Creek
There’s still time to lean in, attend and change.
Wolsak and Wynn
Dare to Bird
Exploring the Joy and Healing Power of Birds
The Marvels of Youth
Bowling writes through the moment a child’s innocence might begin to erode—the current of life pulling at the “fragile barque of imagination.”
Nothing Will Save Your Life
Nancy Jo Cullen’s fourth full-length poetry collection, Nothing Will Save Your Life, reflects both literary and life experience. A frank meditation on mortality, family, religion and consumer [...]
The Call of the Red-Winged Blackbird
Essays on the Common and Extraordinary
Revery: A Year of Bees
Picture a beekeeper. What image forms in your head? What gender? What cultural background? What uniform? What tools? What demeanour? With Revery: A Year of Bees, poet, professor, organic farmer [...]
The Western Alienation Merit Badge
The Alberta of Nancy Jo Cullen’s The Western Alienation Merit Badge will sound familiar to many readers, “with its newly bankrupt oil barons, out-of-work rig hands, jobless heavy-duty mechanics [...]
The Heavy Bear
Every author has a verb. Munro dazzles, Morrison provokes, Atwood survives. Tim Bowling, quite simply, writes. The man’s laptop doubles as a conveyor belt; to date (and I may already be behind by [...]