Bastard of Fort Stikine
As a forensic anthropologist in the US, UK, and Canada for over twenty years, Debra Komar investigated human-rights violations resulting… FULL STORY
As a forensic anthropologist in the US, UK, and Canada for over twenty years, Debra Komar investigated human-rights violations resulting… FULL STORY
Whereas Jayne Seagrave’s Camping with Kids: The Best Family Campgrounds in British Columbia and Alberta, published back in 2005, had… FULL STORY
M. Rene Goldman, who taught at UBC and retired to Summerland, is a childhood survivor of the holocaust. His self-published… FULL STORY
With a Ph.D. in conservation biology, Michelle Nelson started “homesteading” in a one-bedroom East Vancouver apartment. Five years later she… FULL STORY
Fabienne Calvert Filteau, born in Ontario in 1984, grew up in Ontario and graduated from the University of Victoria in… FULL STORY
E. George Mercer of North Saanich was born on May 1, 1957 at Gander, Newfoundland. He came to B.C. in… FULL STORY
A shipwreck on a remote island. A plane crash in the Peruvian jungle. Trapped deep in the earth with 33… FULL STORY
James Gifford , an Associate Professor of English and director of the university core at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Vancouver,… FULL STORY
Set during the Vietnam War and the so-called counter-culture reaction, The Whale Chaser (Chicago Review Press $16.95 pb US) follows… FULL STORY
Bren Simmers’ book-length poem Hastings-Sunrise (Gibsons: Nightwood Editions $18.95) is a tribute to the neighbourhood of Vancouver in which she… FULL STORY
Tania Millen was born in Ottawa to an engineering father and a botanist mother. With an older sister and a… FULL STORY
Winnipeg-born Bob Nixon is a television journalist who first co-authored Tiananmen Square (Douglas and McIntyre 1989). He has now produced… FULL STORY
A former songwriter who performed in Los Angeles, Toronto and Vancouver, Trevor Newland now teaches literature and creative writing at… FULL STORY
After retiring as professor of marine botany at Simon Fraser University for thirty years, Louis Druehl turned his hand to… FULL STORY
Known for writing creative non-fiction about the wilderness, especially the classic memoir Wilderness Mother (Lyons & Burford, New York, Whitecap… FULL STORY
Nothing prepared Cathie Borrie for living with her mother and attending to her mother’s onset of Alzheimer’s disease, even though… FULL STORY
In 2014, Alix Hawley won the 2014 Canada Writes Bloodlines competition, judged by Lawrence Hill, and was runner-up for the… FULL STORY
Raoul Fernandes spent his childhood in Dubai, U.A.E. before moving to British Columbia in 1993. His poems have been previously… FULL STORY
Goethe. Like van Gogh, you probably still can’t pronounce his name properly. But you’ve seen it often enough. On a… FULL STORY
Vancouver lawyer Bruce F. Fraser QC and his wife, Gail, own a ranch at Lac La Hache in the Cariboo,… FULL STORY