Romance fiction writers Farah Heron, Sonya Lalli, and Uzma Jalaluddin on their inclusive love stories.
Janet Hawkins, program consultant at Ontario Creates, is remembered as a passionate advocate for publishers and writers
Janet Hawkins, a program consultant at Ontario Creates and champion of the province’s publishing industry, died on May 27.
“She made being human into an art”: Remembering Teva Harrison, 1976–2019
I’ve never believed in an afterlife, not really. I was raised with a mishmash of beliefs, a cherry-picked amalgam of… Read More »
Pencil this in: seven highlights on the TCAF calendar
Seven highlights from the Toronto Comic Arts Festival.
Cartoonist Courtney Løberg on the dark magic of small-town Alberta
In her first graphic novel, my favourite girl that I never see (ChiZine Publications), Alberta artist Courtney Løberg tells the… Read More »
Seth calls completion of Clyde Fans story a turning point in his career
The cartoonist Seth talks about Clyde Fans, a picture novel 22 years in the making.
Creative intuition led Emily Carroll to her erotic graphic novel about a would-be vampire hunter
With her new graphic novel, When I Arrived at the Castle, Emily Carroll steps into sexier terrain with a unique take on the gothic vampire tale.
Greg Younging – publisher, professor, and Indigenous cultural advocate – has passed away
Greg Younging, the publisher of Theytus Books, the oldest Indigenous publishing house in Canada, passed away on May 3.
Joseph Kertes on the life and legacy of Wayson Choy
Joseph Kertes remembers novelist and former Humber College colleague Wayson Choy.
Heather Jessup on literary fakes, forgeries, and the Secret Library of Mr. Prud’homme
This is the story behind The Secret Library of Mr. Prud’homme, a touring exhibition with stops in Halifax, Toronto, Saskatoon, and Vancouver, which examines artistic ownership and institutional authority.
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