Seeking ‘Gold Mountain’
Photo: Dukesang & wife Lin, courtesy Victor Calvin Hoe. “For over three weeks we have been docked in the harbour… FULL STORY
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Victoria Book Prizes winners
Lorna Crozier (at right) and Mark Leiren-Young have been announced as the 2020 Victoria Book Prizes winners. Crozier took the… FULL STORY
Stuart-Stubbs’ Call for Submissions
THE BASIL STUART-STUBBS PRIZE FOR OUTSTANDING SCHOLARLY BOOK ON BRITISH COLUMBIA Established in memory of Basil Stuart-Stubbs, this annual prize… FULL STORY
Williams talks love at writers fest
UBC poetry professor Ian Williams (right) will be in conversation with Pulitzer Prize-winner Marilynn Robinson about her new novel Jack… FULL STORY
2020 Victoria Book Prizes
The finalists have been announced for the 2020 City of Victoria Butler Book Prize and Children’s Book Prize. In its… FULL STORY
Crime writer turns to podcasting
Having successfully published a half dozen crime books, Eve Lazarus is using her content to produce podcasts. Lazarus’s first podcast,… FULL STORY
Finding your voice
Vancouver Island poet, Jordan Scott has struggled with stuttering all his life. He first wrote about it in his poetry… FULL STORY
Hope with its sleeves rolled up
Elin Kelsey’s latest book is packed with examples of hope-driven action, stories of nature’s resilience and tips for keeping our… FULL STORY
Landscape of a racialized life
The poems of spoken word activist, Jillian Christmas are expressive of her family history, queer lineage, and “the political landscape… FULL STORY
From Bowen Island to Marpole
Bowen Island poet Jude Neale began her first week as writer in residence at the Historic Joy Kogawa House in… FULL STORY
The little dugout canoe that could
John M. MacFarlane and Lynn J. Salmon have won a John Lyman Book Award for best book published in the… FULL STORY
Familial duty, resentment & guilt
Two sets of sisters, four different personalities and difficult sibling dynamics set the stage for Annabel Lyon’s upcoming novel Consent… FULL STORY
Not just salmon poems
The collected early works of Wah (born 1939) and Marlatt (born 1942) reflect origins in the 1960s with Tish, the… FULL STORY
As Italian as possible
It’s the summer of 1960 and a young UBC student is about to leave Vancouver, then still very much a… FULL STORY
Rolf Knight is Woodcock winner
B.C.’s foremost historian of the working class, Rolf Knight, will finally get the recognition he deserves when he receives the… FULL STORY
The Moral Work of Nursing
Hazel Magnussen’s first book A Doctor’s Calling: A Matter of Conscience (Parksville: Wembley Publishing, 2006) recounts the life and murder… FULL STORY
Talk the talk; walk the walk
The aptly named Derek Walker Youngs devoted much of his life to peace, walking his way through 25 countries for… FULL STORY
Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu lit get its due
The third-most spoken language in Canada is Punjabi. Now South Asian literature is on the rise throughout Canada, particularly in… FULL STORY
Bold lives revered
Recognizing that teaching and presenting papers are performances in themselves, Sasha Colby has fused her studies of three remarkable women… FULL STORY
Ubiquitous music
When we drive in a car listening to any piece of music we want to hear, from anywhere in the… FULL STORY
