Poetry, chess and climate change

“Renée Sarojini Saklikar (left) discusses Bramah’s Discovery, blending epic poetry with climate fiction and mythical world-building. FULL STORY



 

 

 

 

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Bill Gaston

Setting out on an eleven-day road trip through rural America with his two sons—a journey at the heart of his… FULL STORY

Darlene Foster

With ten books in the Amanda Travels series, featuring a spunky young girl who loves to travel, Darlene Foster is… FULL STORY

Helen Liang

Community is essential for humans and the challenges of living together are often solved by engineers, which is the focus… FULL STORY

Rosalie Nyce

Navigating grief and friendship as a neurodivergent kid is the core inspiration behind the picture book The Crow and the… FULL STORY

Hannalora Leavitt

Hannalora Leavitt is a Vancouver Island-based author and disability-awareness expert who has been legally blind since the age of eleven… FULL STORY

Yolanda Ridge

Focusing on the necessity of preserving “planet A,” the book Beyond Earth: How Space Exploration Affects Life at Home (Orca… FULL STORY

Terence Young

A profound meditation on regret, resilience and the fragile beauty of human connection forms the heart of Give Us This… FULL STORY

Paul Wong

The boundary-pushing career of curator and artist Paul Wong is highlighted by his latest project, curating the photography retrospective Enemy… FULL STORY

Vikram Vij

Vancouver culinary icon Vikram Vij is known for revolutionizing Indian cuisine in Canada. His flagship restaurant, Vij’s, has been praised… FULL STORY

FBCW Fireside Chat

The Federation of British Columbia Writers (FBCW) is hosting a Fireside Chat featuring novelist Frances Peck and author Wiley Wei-Chiun… FULL STORY

Gabriela Halas

Currently residing and writing on Ktunaxa Nation land, Gabriela Halas is an author and poet who immigrated to Canada in… FULL STORY

Mariah MacDonald

Mariah MacDonald, who writes under the name La Sän Mą, is a debut poet and a member of the Champagne and… FULL STORY

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