Innocence withheld
Labour lawyer Joan McEwen describes Henry’s nightmarish journey towards freedom in her remarkable new book, Innocence on Trial: The Framing… FULL STORY
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Matriarch Elsie Paul tells it like it was
Elsie Paul links the free-roaming hunting & gathering lifestyle that her ancestors knew to her cell-phone toting grandchildren – the… FULL STORY
Elizabeth the First
Federal Green Party leader Elizabeth May believes Canada under the leadership of Stephen Harper has been suffering from an identity… FULL STORY
Knit picking
Here Sylvia Olsen recalls the origins of her latest book, Knitting Stories (Sono Nis). A few years ago, while I… FULL STORY
Giller longlist has B.C. links
The longlist announced on Tuesday, September 16th, includes Shani Mootoo (Moving Forward Sideways Like a Crab, Doubleday Canada), Kathy Page… FULL STORY
Sylvia, Margaret & Bernice
That summer she made a life-long contact with Margaret Avison and soon got to meet Allen Ginsberg, Robert Duncan, Robert… FULL STORY
Hugh’s News #7 Maina film
But, in fact, Maina, the critically acclaimed feature from Michel Poulette, is based on a story that was first published… FULL STORY
B.C. Lit marks double anniversary
It’s not just the 100th anniversary of World War I this year; Remembrance Day will mark the 75th anniversary of… FULL STORY
What happens when you die?
Here is an excerpt from an interview with Sheryl MacKay of CBC’s North by Northwest as she speaks candidly with… FULL STORY
Victories gone, but not Forgotten
Here Mark Zuehlke connects the two wars, talks about his upcoming book Forgotten Victory, and reveals B.C. war historians he… FULL STORY
Harbour Publishing turns 40
Here publisher Howard White reminisces about how and why Harbour has not only survived, but thrived, while managing to maintain… FULL STORY
Ivan E. Coyote’s successful failure
Rae Spoon’s comment sounds like a clever thing to say to grab attention. But one need only dip into any… FULL STORY
Wannabe Beatles of the world, unite
And before that, he was the 6th Beatle. Science writer Dick Bourgeois-Doyle explores how Beatles fans keep the band ‘alive’…. FULL STORY
And the beats go on
An art EXHIBITION in conjunction with The Life and Art of Harry and Jessie Webb (Mother Tongue $34.95) will open… FULL STORY
Yates’ kidlit cream of the crop
Retired Gabriola Island librarian Susan Yates spotlights thirty Canadian picture books from her collection of more than 300 of them…. FULL STORY
The literate side of Gino
Don’t EVER not return a book you borrow from Gino Odjick,” writes Katherine Gordon. “Apart from being ‘about the worst… FULL STORY
Honouring Bud Osborn
The commemorative video features an original soundtrack by Bud Osborn, David Lester and Wendy Atkinson. It is the first of… FULL STORY
Children’s gems from D&M
The bumper crop of top quality children’s book from Douglas & McIntyre was seeded in 1978 when Ann Blades provided… FULL STORY
Giving the Sixties & Seventies a good Rap-paport
“The last time I began publishing,” says Henry Rappaport, “it led to forty-plus years in the printing business. Those days… FULL STORY
Yours truly, Vincent
By the time Vincent van Gogh died at age thirty-seven in 1890, he had written about one thousand letters, mostly… FULL STORY
