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Gerry Fostaty on reliving a youthful trauma in his memoir As You Were: The Tragedy at Valcartier

Julie Wilson: The tragedy of which you speak in your book, As You Were: The Tragedy at Valcartier occurred in 1974 on a Canadian Forces Base in Valcartier, …

Five Canadian speculative fiction titles for literary readers/ Five Canadian literary titles for speculative fiction readers (by Leah Bobet)

Novelist Leah Bobet on the best Canadian authors writing on the border between speculative and literary fiction.

No Solitudes: Leah Bobet on CanLit's genre-bilingualism

"Just as whole schools of Canadian novelists speak in echoed and doubled voices, whispering in two languages and two countries at once, we are quietly …

"The scarlet tunic! What a story!”: Daniel Francis on how the Mounties became a national symbol

"To read the history of the Mounties' roots is to ignore the force’s modern origins as a domestic spy agency working clandestinely to stamp out legal, …

Win 1 of 5 Copies of Your First Home: A Buyer's Kit by Kimberley Marr. #realestate #homebuyers #givecdn

Rent or buy? Build your own home or fix one up? RE/MAX broker Kimberley Marr—Your First Home: A Buyer's Kit—talks about the choices facing new home …

Is social ostracism what it takes to be a writer? Guest post by writer/artist/designer Chris von Szombathy

"If Mr. Wilson was correct that unpopularity creates writers out of people then I am sure that we all have enough tools to all become writers. Pain, whether …

Great Picture Books Recommended by Author/Illustrator Patricia Storms

From flocks of shoes to purple worlds, Patricia Storms recommends a load of excellent Canadian picture books.

In Conversation: Kate Inglis discusses her novel The Dread Crew: Pirates of the Backwoods

The hilarious Kate Inglis discusses her The Dread Crew: Pirates of the Backwoods, juvenile fiction from Nimbus Publishing.

"Free fall beneath the carpet": David Rotenberg on setting The Placebo Effect in Toronto

"Toronto is in motion – it’s in the swirling, anarchic process of becoming."

Celebrate Family Literacy Day

Family Literacy Day is January 27th, but you can enhance your family literacy experiences all year around with our excellent kids book recommendations. …

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