Haida learning books
In September, 2021, the first two books in the series, “Sk’ad’a Stories” were released: Jigging for Halibut with Tsinii (Highwater… FULL STORY
Author Archive
Erin Chan joins Arsenal Pulp Press
Arsenal Pulp Press has announced that Erin Chan is their new marketing and publicity assistant. She was previously a publishing… FULL STORY
Yin poems from 1200 years ago
Poet and translator, Peter Levitt of Salt Spring Island says that after three years of “diligent and truly joyous work,”… FULL STORY
Squirrel-loving translator
In Claire McCague’s first book of the Rosetta Series, The Rosetta Man (EDGE, 2016), the squirrel-loving Estlin Hume is adopted… FULL STORY
A life in progress
In his memor, So, How Have I Been Doing At Being Who I Am?: At 82, A Life In Progress… FULL STORY
Living in exile
Tsering Yangzom Lama of Vancouver has published her debut novel, We Measure the Earth with our Bodies (McClelland & Stewart… FULL STORY
Hard lessons
From 1962 to 1968, Richard de Candole attended the St. John’s Cathedral Boys School of Selkirk, Manitoba (no longer in… FULL STORY
Alternate realities
Tamel Wino writes in the style of dark fiction and focuses on the degeneration of sanity and morality. His recent… FULL STORY
2022 Whistler Writers Fest
The 21st Whistler Writers Festival will be held from October 13-16 with a hybrid of online and in person events…. FULL STORY
Bewitched by dead poets
Roger Farr takes an avant-garde approach to a subversive 15th century French poet; Arleen Paré fell in “love at first… FULL STORY
Poets on buses
Ellie Sawatzky joins nine other poets (see below) in this year’s Poetry in Transit program. A poem submitted from Sawatzky’s… FULL STORY
The “Gorilla Man” strangler
Retired law professor, Alvin A. J. Esau (at right) has written The Gorilla Man Strangler Case (FriesenPress $28.49) a comprehensive… FULL STORY
An actress, the playwright & her doctor
Melia McClure’s second novel, All the World’s a Wonder (Radiant Press $22) tells of three people who intersect through their… FULL STORY
The travel cure
While trapped as a teenager in suburbia, Lisa Duncan dreamed of travelling the world. As a young adult, she mastered… FULL STORY
Hapless at Hotel Hopeless
Seventeen-year-old Charlie Hope expects to have an uneventful summer helping his mother at the family hotel. He only sees two… FULL STORY
A raven in Xsan
Gitxsan member, Hetxw’ms Gyetxw, also known as Brett D. Huson has published the sixth title in his award-winning series ‘Mothers… FULL STORY
We return to being human
Secwepemc poet, Garry Gottfriedson is a co-author of Tsquelmucwilc: The Kamloops Indian Residential School – Resistance and Reckoning (Arsenal Pulp… FULL STORY
Ivan Coyote letter exchange
With all bookings cancelled early on in the pandemic, non-binary Ivan Coyote started answering the hundreds of letters and emails… FULL STORY
Emma the sailor girl
Trevor Atkins’ debut historical novel for middle-grade readers, The Day the Pirates Went Mad (Silverpath Publishing $14.95), follows the adventures… FULL STORY
A better life
Consumer culture and endless economic growth have been prevailing paradigms for centuries. That must change if the current climate crisis… FULL STORY
