A Dog at a Feast
From the company that brought you last year’s fringe hit The Fighting Season comes a workshop production of Michelle Deines’… FULL STORY
NEWS & EVENTS
In the footsteps of Emily Carr
LAURIE CARTER WILL GIVE A PRESENTATION ABOUT HER BOOKS ON EMILY CARR’S TRAVELS AND A READING AT THE PACIFIC RIM… FULL STORY
Fernandes Shortlisted for award
Vancouver poet Raoul Fernandes has been shortlisted for the 2016 Debut-litzer Prize in Poetry for his debut poetry collection Transmitter… FULL STORY
Four Faces of the Moon
July 21st, 7:00pm-10:00pm grunt gallery invites the public to the opening reception of Four Faces of the Moon by artist… FULL STORY
Eastside Inspiration
Join Teresa Pocock for her art exhibit and book launch for Pretty Amazing: How I Found Myself in the Downtown… FULL STORY
Schwartz sisters’ prize won by Nielsen
We Are All Made of Molecules (Tundra $19.99) by Susin Nielsen was shortlisted for a Sheila A. Egoff children’s literature… FULL STORY
Four B.C. winners at Jewish Awards
Four of the five winners of the inaugural Western Canada Jewish Book Awards are B.C.-based. Tom Wayman has won the… FULL STORY
Heidi Waechtler 4th ABPBC director
Having won the Editors Association of Canada’s Claudette Upton Scholarship in 2011, Vancouverite Heidi Waechtler went east to work for… FULL STORY
Komar wins for Bastard
For her third title, forensic anthropologist Diane Komar turned her historical sights to the West Coast for The Bastard of… FULL STORY
Bringing home the Leacock
At a banquet in Orillia, Ontario, Susan Juby has won $15,000 and the Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour (for best… FULL STORY
Spanish Civil War commemorated
At the IPPY Independent Publisher awards in Chicago in May, before Book Expo America, Live Souls: Citizens and Volunteers of… FULL STORY
From Mozambique to Victoria
Former Nelson city councillor Donna Macdonald was one of 32 recipients of a BC Community Achievement medallion and certificate in… FULL STORY
Three ships, one name, one world
Most British Columbians know that Greenpeace’s flagship vessel is the green-hulled, rainbow-adorned Rainbow Warrior, first launched from Vancouver to protest… FULL STORY
Bamfield 2 voted number one
Judith Phillips’ follow-up to her co-authored book Bamfield Houses is a family history project that serves to illustrate several decades… FULL STORY
Ow’et / Lost Lagoon in June
Directed by Marisa Emma Smith of Alley Theatre, Quelemia Sparrow is a First Nations actor and writer from the Musqueam… FULL STORY
Trower Lane on your GPS
Hamilton Mack Laing has a nature park named after him in Comox. There’s a Bruce Hutchison Library in Victoria. Godwin… FULL STORY
Where Grampa got his brass knuckles
On the afternoon of Tuesday, June 18, 1935, about 5,000 striking longshoremen set off from Oppenheimer Park in Vancouver, Canada,… FULL STORY
BC Book Prizes 2016 announced
The B.C. Book Prizes were presented at Government House in Victoria on Saturday, April 30. This year’s Lieutenant Governor’s BC… FULL STORY
Twenty Years of Ricepaper magazine
Many of today’s acclaimed Asian-Canadian writers were first published in Ricepaper. With Allan Cho and Julia Lin, Jim Wong-Chu has… FULL STORY
Eighty years of GG book illustrations
To celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Governor General’s (GG) book awards, UBC’s Rare Books and Special Collections presents a… FULL STORY
