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

Kat & dogs

Losing a pet–literally having your pet get lost or left behind–can be a traumatic experience. You can’t call Ghostbusters; but… FULL STORY

Hebridean affinities

The story goes that exiled and silenced seventeeth-century Hebridean poet Mary MacLeod (Màiri nighean Alasdair Ruaidh) was banned from composing any… FULL STORY

Glory, gore and gold

Ronald Wright recalls the murderous triumphs of the Spanish conquistador Pizarro in a new novel, The Gold Eaters. by Cherie… FULL STORY

Drama offstage

For ages 10-14, Cristy Watson’s forthcoming On Cue (Orca 2016) will be a young readers’ novel about an aspiring teen… FULL STORY

Coach for hire

Having completed a training program with Erickson International College, former kidlit author Emily Madill of Nanaimo has contributed a blog… FULL STORY

A Year of Borrowed Men

Michelle Barker’s A Year of Borrowed Men (Pajama Press 2015) arose from her mother’s childhood memories of Germany during World… FULL STORY

Red Star Tattoo

After graduating from the Simon Fraser University Writer’s Studio, Sonja Larsen published Red Star Tattoo: My Life as a Girl… FULL STORY

Mighty Mouse & Monkey Guy

While dividing her time between B.C. and Ontario, three-time Olympic medalist Elaine Tanner, holder of five world records in swimming,… FULL STORY

Tod Inlet gets its due

Every inlet in B.C. deserves a book. Helen Piddington’s The Inlet: Memoir of a Modern Pioneer (Harbour 2001) recalls life… FULL STORY

Brian, Rick & Mary

One of the most enduring B.C. titles has been In Search of a Legend, and Slumach’s Gold: The Search for… FULL STORY

Iceland beckons

When Harold and Diane Rhenisch first went to Iceland in 2010, they agreed they both wanted to stay. After their… FULL STORY

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