From screen to pages

“Tara Hungerford and Eric Hogan (left) detail how their mindfulness-based media inspires children to swap the living room for the natural world, with new books based on their TV show.FULL STORY



 

 

 

AUTHORS & BOOKS

How to dump Trump

As president of his own Public Relations company and also chair of the David Suzuki Foundation board, James Hoggan argues… FULL STORY

Raven ever more

With her business partner Glenna Collett, book designer Fiona Raven of Vancouver-based Fiona Raven Book Design has self-published Book Design… FULL STORY

Kim Fu

Her debut collection of poems How Festive the Ambulance (Nightwood $18.95) is filled with incantations, mythical creatures and extreme violence…. FULL STORY

Merton’s Noonday Demon

A self-described post-denominational Anglican, and an interfaith-oriented Christian, longtime Vancouverite Donald Grayston retired in 2004 from Simon Fraser University in… FULL STORY

Full Nelson

Born in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan in 1949, Donna Macdonald grew up in a Father Knows Best family. Her mother was… FULL STORY

Over-scheduled Andrew

You don’t have to look very far to find ambitiously earnest parents who are eliminating play from the child’s agenda…. FULL STORY

Kat’s catalogue

A self-described country girl at heart, Kat Rose prefers a non-urban lifestyle in Langley that includes her dog and her… FULL STORY

Kirkby X 3

To improve wildlife habitat on Vancouver Island, the Nile Creek – Qualicum Bay Watershed Renewal Program is a collaboration between… FULL STORY

Liverpudlian lit

To outsiders, it might appear that the remarkably productive Mother Tongue Press on Salt Spring Island must be a one-person… FULL STORY

Roll on, Wagamese

An Ojibway from the Wabasseemoong First Nation in Northwestern Ontario, Richard Wagamese first received the George Ryga Prize for Social… FULL STORY

Injun-newity

Jordan Abel is a Nisga’a writer currently completing his Ph.D at Simon Fraser University, where his studies focus on digital… FULL STORY

How do I know God loves me?

Esther Hizsa’s self-published Stories of an Everyday Pilgrim ($16.95 Amazon 2015) contains vignettes, poems and essays about how the author… FULL STORY

#97 George Woodcock

LOCATION: 6429 McCleery Street, Vancouver Self-described as “a British Columbian by choice, a Canadian by birth,” the Winnipeg-born, England-educated anarchist… FULL STORY

Coyote to the rescue

Margery Fee’s Literary Land Claims: The “Indian Land Question” from Pontiac’s War to Attawapiskat (Wilfrid Laurier University Press $29.24) examines… FULL STORY

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