Songs of life and death

“Russell Thornton (left) brings together poems written over two decades, shaped by North Vancouver landscapes and a lifelong engagement with eros and mortality in his new collection, Two Songs.” FULL STORY



 

 

 

 

AUTHORS & BOOKS

I is for Iona Whishaw

In Iona Whishaw’s seventh mystery, A Match Made for Murder (Touchwood $16.95) , it’s November, and Lane Winslow and Inspector… FULL STORY

Houseboat honey

After his sister gave him 15,000 bees as a Christmas present, Dave Doroghy developed a fascination for the insects. Despite… FULL STORY

Concussion poems

After a disabling concussion, Kyla Jamieson published her debut collection of poems, Body Count (Nightwood $18.95) about her life before… FULL STORY

What did you say?

Writers are by necessity nosy and often listening to other people’s conversations, later jotting down snippets for future use. Writing… FULL STORY

It’s who you know

Born in Nanaimo in 1936, at age 84 Prudence Emery of Victoria published her mostly show-biz memoirs in Nanaimo Girl… FULL STORY

Frontier justice

The Trials of Albert Stroebel: Love, Murder and Justice at the End of the Frontier (Caitlin Press $24.95) by Chad… FULL STORY

Lifestyle influencing

Monica Hibbs of Vancouver is described as a “popular blogger” and a “lifestyle influencer.” Her collection of recipes and do-it-yourself… FULL STORY

N is for Narsimhan

Eight-year-old Kiara’s grandmother left her a genie in a garam masala bottle. She enlists the genie to help her with… FULL STORY

E is for Eng

The winner of the 2018 Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize, Mercedes Eng’s third collection of poems, my yt mama (Talonbooks $16.95)… FULL STORY

B.C.’s sharks

Sharks have a bad rap. Provincial experts know that sharks don’t deserve their bad reputation, much of it driven by… FULL STORY

Frontier physician

Geoff Mynett’s debut book, Service on the Skeena: Horace Wrinch, Frontier Physician (Ronsdale $21.95) is about the man who built… FULL STORY

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