Stratford butterfly expert release first book, When a Butterfly Speaks
For the past several years, retired teacher Barb Hacking’s life has revolved around Monarch butterflies.
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Local Entertainment Good Read: Books that will keep you on the edge
Have you ever finished a book and immediately wanted more? I know I have. I love a good series. I’ve recently read a few and I will share my reviews ... -
Local News New book uncovers northeastern Ontario's military history
Dieter Buse and Graeme Mount have spent the last few years researching and writing about northeastern Ontario’s military history, bringing the stories of this region’s past to life. -
Books Words to work by: Tradespeople building the new Central Library choose their favourite book
Construction of the new Central Library. Photos courtesy, George Webber. For Swerve commissioned story George Webber / Calgary At long last, the new Central Library is poised to open its ... -
Books Stratford Chefs School alumni celebrate farm-to-table food in new book
According to CBC food columnist Andrew Coppolino, the Stratford Chefs School and its long list of illustrious alumni have been a driving force in the Canadian culinary industry since the ... -
Books Susin Nielsen's new book No Fixed Address puts timely but unplanned spotlight on homelessness
Award-winning Vancouver author Susin Nielsen's new Y/A novel No Fixed Address tells the story of a sweet, smart boy named Felix who is forced to live in a van with ... -
Books Book review: Sci-fi novel of Vancouver in 2145 AD an exciting read
In The Tiger Flu, author Larissa Lai is successful in her effort to mash up cinematic science fiction, magical realism and fascinating characters with a fierce concern for gender and racial ... -
Books Book Review: Gord Hill tackles some difficult topics with The Antifa Comic Book
Gord Hill, author of the 500 Years of Resistance Comic Book, presents 100 years of fascism and antifa movements.
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Books Brown: Bad Friends a gruelling read
Bad Friends is a memoir of growing up in South Korea in the 1990s from the cartoonist known as Ancco. It is a powerful account of teen years spent as ... -
Books Ireland's troubles entangle lawyer, priest in Heaven(')s Fall
THOUGH THE HEAVENS FALLBy Anne EmeryECW Press, $30Into the complicated, violent history of Northern Ireland arrive, in Though the Heavens Fall, the two hard-drinking, well-meaning, nevertheless often blundering Canadian leads ... -
Local Arts Town Talk: Designer Chloë Angus fills the fashion catwalk
DOWN AND AT ’EM: An otherwise-benign 2015 spinal tumour disabled fashion designer-manufacturer Chloë Angus. -
Books Lacombe author Fran Kimmel launches new book
The idea for Lacombe author Fran Kimmel’s second book began with the image of a young girl on the floor making shadow puppets. -
Local Entertainment Wordstock looking for young Sudbury writers
Sarah Selecky Wordstock Sudbury Literary Festival has put the call out for young writers to participate in the 5thannual #Youthwords Writing Contest. -
Local Arts B.C.: 15 bestselling books of the week of October 6
The Association of Book Publishers of B.C. releases their list of the top 15 bestselling books of the week of Oct. 6. -
Books International: 20 bestselling books of the week of Oct. 6
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Local Arts Loblaw brings a bygone Regina to life in his memoir, David G Grade 3
Angela's Ashes fans, this one is for you: David Loblaw's 1960s childhood in Regina is the subject of his new 'tragicomic memoir.'
