Suzuki at 90

“Growing up as a lonely outsider, David Suzuki (at left) took up public speaking in high school. The rest is part of Canada’s history.” FULL STORY



 

 

 

 

AUTHORS & BOOKS

Frida freedom

Jennifer Croll’s Fashion That Changed the World (Prestel 2014) has been followed by a lighter treatment of similar material for… FULL STORY

Strange Things Done

Set in present-day Dawson City, Elle Wild’s debut novel, Strange Things Done (Dundurn $18.99), won the Arthur Ellis Award in… FULL STORY

Fences and Nightgowns

Diana Stevan has just published her second novel, The Rubber Fence (Island House Publishing). The Rubber Fence is a work of… FULL STORY

Clark’s drive

Review by Shane McCune There are two kinds of biographies of living persons: authorized and unauthorized. Unauthorized biographies, while not… FULL STORY

It’s complicated

Review by Alex Van Tol Millions of people have been following Caitlyn Jenner’s tweets, so suffice to say there’s a… FULL STORY

Audacious Audain

If you care deeply about B.C., a visit to the Audain Art Museum can be exhilarating. This new $43.5 million… FULL STORY

under the influence

Growing up in the sixties in a home of multiple addictions, Cat Mac’s first collection of poetry under the influence… FULL STORY

Night Ambulance

Early 1970s Newfoundland is a place on the cusp of change in Ruddock’s Night Ambulance (Breakwater $19.95), where characters must… FULL STORY

The Two Sisters

Sandra Butt’s illustrations are paired with the first individual publication The Two Sisters (Waterlea Books $19.95) retold by First Nations poet… FULL STORY

The Peace in Peril

A 93-square-kilometre artificial lake is bound to drown the best topsoil left in northern B.C. when a 60-metre-high wall of… FULL STORY

Brandon Bays’ ways

Ten years cancer-free, Susan D’Agostino of White Rock recalls her experiences with healing in Guided to Wisdom: The Journey to… FULL STORY

Sisters versus shame

Chelsea Bolan’s debut novel, The Good Sister (HarperAvenue 2016) was selected as the second winner of the HarperCollins/UBC Prize for… FULL STORY

Love & the 1940s

Review by Cherie Thiessen It was a time of big bands, an uncrowded B.C. coast, a war weary world and… FULL STORY

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