Bernadette McDonald By Tara Henley Bernadette McDonald shares a hunger for adventure with her latest subject, Voytek Kurtyka October 10, 2017
Kathleen Winter By Vit Wagner Kathleen Winter envisions a 16th-century officer reincarnated as a modern-day vet September 11, 2017
David Chariandy By Catherine Hernandez David Chariandy on his much-anticipated new novel, Brother August 14, 2017
Tanya Talaga By Shenaz Kermalli Tanya Talaga’s first book honours seven Indigenous students who disappeared in Thunder Bay July 31, 2017
Shari Lapena By Naben Ruthnum Shari Lapena follows up her bestselling thriller with another domestic nail-biter June 22, 2017
Debbie Ridpath Ohi By Heather Camlot Debbie Ridpath Ohi’s books are a perfect reflection of her big-hearted personality June 8, 2017
Ahmad Danny Ramadan By Tara Henley Ahmad Danny Ramadan challenges readers’ perspectives of the refugee experience May 29, 2017
Katherine Collins By Conan Tobias Katherine Collins, creator of the comic Neil the Horse, gets back in the saddle May 1, 2017
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson By Dimitri Nasrallah Leanne Betasamosake Simpson redefines what it means to be Indigenous in the 21st century April 24, 2017
Zoey Leigh Peterson By Tara Henley Profile: Zoey Leigh Peterson’s debut novel examines polyamory and the complicated world of modern relationships February 13, 2017
Monia Mazigh By Alexandra Shimo Profile: Monia Mazigh embraces fiction as a political act January 16, 2017
Wade Davis By Cheri Hanson Profile: Celebrated anthropologist, explorer, and author Wade Davis shows no signs of slowing down November 16, 2016
Kristi Charish By Q&Q Staff Profile: Kristi Charish’s science training lends believability to her work October 11, 2016
Elle Wild By Q&Q Staff Profile: Elle Wild lives out her youthful fantasies in the debut novel Strange Things Done September 29, 2016
Kevin Patterson By Kamal Al-Solaylee Profile: Water gives way to desert sand in Kevin Patterson’s sophomore novel August 23, 2016
Jen Sookfong Lee By Cheri Hanson Profile: Jen Sookfong Lee demonstrates a growing confidence in her third novel August 4, 2016
Zoe Whittall By Lauren McKeon Profile: Zoe Whittall’s timely new novel shows her to be a writer who defies easy categorization July 18, 2016
Andrew Westoll By Q&Q Staff Profile: Writing fiction gave Andrew Westoll a way to revisit his former life as a primatologist in South America June 27, 2016
Tim Falconer By Carla Gillis Profile: Tim Falconer uses his own tone deafness to explore how we respond to music in Bad Singer May 31, 2016
Ian Reid By Steven W. Beattie Profile: Iain Reid explores new territory in his debut work of fiction, I’m Thinking of Ending Things April 27, 2016
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