Missing at Ship’s Haven

“Cathalynn Labonté-Smith reviews Johanna Goldenberg’s (left) debut novella, a mystery about the disappearance of a young girl in a coastal community. FULL STORY

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Very Canadian humour

“They’ll get that we [Canadians] have a great sense of humour, can laugh at ourselves and are polite and reserved… FULL STORY

George M. Abbott

George M. Abbott brings both historical depth and policy experience to Unceded: Understanding British Columbia’s Colonial Past and Why It… FULL STORY

Dan Pontefract

“We’re not here to see through each other; we’re here to see each other through.” Leadership strategist, keynote speaker and… FULL STORY

Exposing the Holocaust

“In 1944, Rudi Vrba escaped from Auschwitz-Birkenau and saved hundreds of thousands of lives by telling the truth about what… FULL STORY

E.G. Alaraj

Growing up in a homeschool family as the youngest of six sisters, E.G. Alaraj learned early that imagination and trouble… FULL STORY

Songs of life and death

Russell Thornton is a North Vancouver–based poet whose work is known for its visceral lyricism and elemental engagement with life,… FULL STORY

BC voices at JCC

The 41st Annual JCC Jewish Book Festival (February 21–26, 2026) places a strong spotlight on British Columbia writers whose work… FULL STORY

Mila R.SC

Rooted in British Columbia but shaped by a childhood between mountains and ocean in South America, Mila is a traveller,… FULL STORY

Royce William Warren

Lifetime working toward solutions to the climate crisis has shaped every chapter of Royce William Warren’s career, from years spent… FULL STORY

John Hughes

Unsure what to expect from a book that boldly positions itself at the intersection of politics, national identity and cultural… FULL STORY

Carol Cram

Silence is where Carol Cram often begins—an empty space she fills with music, memory and the rich inner worlds that… FULL STORY

Diana Hayes

In Hawking the Surf (Silver Bow Publishing $23.95), Diana Hayes returns to the coastal landscapes that shaped her earliest poems,… FULL STORY

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

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