Amanda Leduc By Ryan Porter Amanda Leduc’s disability justice critique of fairy tales speaks to our own ableist society January 20, 2020
Ian Kinney By Ryan Porter Ian Kinney’s debut collection of poetry mines found sources to explore a devastating accident and its aftermath November 14, 2019
Maria Campbell By Jenny Ferguson Maria Campbell’s seminal memoir Halfbreed remains urgently necessary November 4, 2019
Mohamed Abdulkarim Ali By Hasan Namir Mohamed Abdulkarim Ali’s queer coming-of-age memoir illuminates a young immigrant’s struggles October 3, 2019
Candace Savage By Shannon Boklaschuk Candace Savage discovered a shameful period in Canadian history following clues in her own home September 16, 2019
Cherie Dimaline By Ryan Porter Cherie Dimaline on the success of The Marrow Thieves and her new adult fiction Empire of Wild September 12, 2019
Sonnet L'Abbé By Steven W. Beattie Sonnet L’Abbé on overwriting the work of William Shakespeare August 15, 2019
Sarah Henstra By Shanda Deziel After her Governor General’s Literary Award win, Sarah Henstra returns to YA July 8, 2019
Christy Ann Conlin By Tara Thorne How East Coast writer Christy Ann Conlin found an eerie muse in Nova Scotia’s rural Annapolis Valley June 24, 2019
Alix Ohlin By Suzanne Alyssa Andrew Alix Ohlin, the chair of creative writing at UBC, on the complex female relationships in her novel Dual Citizens June 6, 2019
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