The marvel of old-growth forests

“Suzanne Simard (left) exposes forestry harms and honours Indigenous wisdom in When the Forest Breathes.“ FULL STORY

AUTHORS & BOOKS

Without a penis

The public is invited to two launch events for Hannah Calder’s second novel, Piranesi’s Figures, described as a feminist-tinged fairy-tale… FULL STORY

Wells so far, go

Martin J. Wells’ fourth title, North Shore Story (Vancouver: Blue Crab Books 2016), is a literary and industrial history of… FULL STORY

Sicilian fare

Born in North Vancouver in 1961, Diane Gallagher was raised in Vancouver and spent part of her adult life in… FULL STORY

In Karen Rivers’ The Girl in the Well is Me (Dancing Cat Books $12.95), an exploration of bullying for middle… FULL STORY

Six in a blizzard

Sextet (Talonbooks $18.95) by Morris Panych has been heralded as “a dark and steamy comedy” that presents the harmonies and… FULL STORY

Tom Thomson’s Skull

In Broken Arrow (Orca $10.95) Steve’s plan for a relaxing vacation under the Spanish sun with his friend Laia, ends… FULL STORY

Wisdom and the I Ching

Hanne Quillevere’s The Pivotal I CHING (Mac Zen Consulting, 2015) bring’s the ancient Chinese book of wisdom into the modern… FULL STORY

The peanut factory

Peter Speers was born in Cranbrook and grew up in East Vancouver. He was educated at the University of Victoria… FULL STORY

The able in disabled

As a disabled child in Kimberley, B.C., Nova Bannatyne-Eng fought for acceptance. Born with cerebral palsy, she became one of the… FULL STORY

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