Songs of life and death

“Russell Thornton (left) brings together poems written over two decades, shaped by North Vancouver landscapes and a lifelong engagement with eros and mortality in his new collection, Two Songs.” FULL STORY



 

 

 

 

AUTHORS & BOOKS

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

The upside of Down

Kari Burk is a landscape gardener and artist who lives with her 25-year-old daughter, search Mielle, in Castlegar, after parting… FULL STORY

Kashmiri riches

The central poems of Ontario-born Rahat Kurd’s first poetry collection, Cosmophilia (Talonbooks $16.95), a term that means “love of ornament,”… FULL STORY

The Tree of Life

Since moving to a 2-acre farm and planting dozens of trees, Nikki Tate has come to appreciate “why trees just… FULL STORY

Mack talks back

Hudson Mack: Unsinkable Anchor (Harbour Publishing $24.95) is not a maritime book; it’s a media memoir by a man has… FULL STORY

Everyday Hero

Everyday Hero (Orca $9.95), the second book by Kathleen Cherry of Kitimat, will be a portrait of a schoolgirl, Alice,… FULL STORY

Outback Promise

Raised on the West Coast, Maggie Bolitho of Victoria married an Australian and moved to Melbourne where she began writing… FULL STORY

Goldberg’s variations

As Education Director at the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre, Adara Goldberg published her first book, Holocaust Survivors in Canada: Exclusion,… FULL STORY

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