Adventures in film wonderland
India-born screenwriter, director and producer, Vic Sarin (1945) has written a memoir EyePiece: Adventures in Canadian Film and Television (Durvile… FULL STORY
AUTHORS & BOOKS
Denman Island anarchist mag
Hillel Wright has published the 30th anniversary issue of MiNUS TiDES international, a small literary magazine mainly from Denman and… FULL STORY
Canada’s founder of Punjabi theatre
Punjabi-born Ajmer Rode is a founding member of several Indo-Canadian literary and performing arts associations. He has written, directed and… FULL STORY
From French apple pies to bikers
Growing up in Lytton, journalist Peter Edwards’ claim to fame in the small interior town was winning the junior boys’… FULL STORY
Noteworthy hangings
Nancy J. Hughes’s second book, Found Art of the Clans Erskine & Holland 1710-1965 (Victoria: Wildflower Publishing House, 2017 $30)… FULL STORY
Wild Wood
Robert Julian Wood has been a professional architect, a pioneering mountaineer, an organizer of ocean-to-alpine expeditions, an instructor of wilderness… FULL STORY
Rhythm & bruise
The rise of Vancouver-born Eliza Robertson has been meteoric. In 2013, Robertson accepted the Commonwealth Short Story Prize from John… FULL STORY
Cairo friendship amid chaos
Coleman Nye, as an assistant professor of Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies at SFU, has co-authored an unusual graphic novel,… FULL STORY
Here Be Dragons in Alberta
Carolyn Dale, a retired veterinarian and flight instructor, has self-published numerous mystery novels and an autobiography. A short story written… FULL STORY
Spiderman widens his web
Taking its title from a body of work by Sonny Assu, depicting Spiderman in a traditional Kwakwa̱ka̱’wakw style, When Raven… FULL STORY
Grain of Saltspring truth
John Grain has self-published a memoir, Mod ‘n Lavender: Salt Spring Island in the ’60s ($18.95). Previously he was part… FULL STORY
Sparking haiku poetry
Haiku specialist and author of five collections of poetry as well as five chapbooks of haiku poetry, Terry Ann Carter… FULL STORY
From Manchuria to Vancouver
Julia Lin’s biograhy, Shadows of the Crimson Sun: One Man’s Life in Manchuria, Taiwan, and North America (Mawenzie House $24.95),… FULL STORY
Joan Skogan (1945-2017)
An intrepid researcher and a conscientious writer, she will be much missed by those who knew her fascinating, passionate nature…. FULL STORY
Righting a past wrong
Victoria-based Christine Hart has published her fourth novel, Secrets From Myself (Dancing Cat 2017) about a 11-year old Katelyn who… FULL STORY
Warsaw Ghetto remembered
Lillian Boraks-Nemetz was born in Warsaw, Poland and survived the Holocaust as a child. She escaped from the Warsaw Ghetto… FULL STORY
Flood’s new collection
Cynthia Flood’s new collection, What Can You Do: Stories (Biblioasis $19.95) contains 12 short stories featuring couples negotiating new terms… FULL STORY
High Arctic survival in a rowboat
Fulfilling the dream of a lifetime, architect and adventurer Kevin Vallely crossed the treacherous Northwest Passage – in nothing more… FULL STORY
Leiren-Young’s great white whale
One of Vancouver’s most versatile writers, Mark Leiren-Young will be at the 2017 Whistler Writers Festival, which runs from October… FULL STORY
Elaine Marie Gallagher
After a career spent in academia, Elaine Marie Gallagher, RN, PhD, began work on a historical novel Sisterships (self published,… FULL STORY
