Eat your words. Herman Melville was a powerful author but a culinary inspiration? Writer Valerie Stivers considers Melville’s […]
Month: April 2021
Authors, editors, agents, cover artists and one mononymous male model (can you guess who?) — recount how the […]
Have you listened to the Bookshelfie podcasts, created by the Women’s Prize for Fiction? In a recent, special […]
April is Poetry Month and entries are now open for the CBC’s Poetry Prize contest. The winner will […]
I’m in pieces about this book! I’m so sorry, I couldn’t help myself. I am a huge fan […]
Once you eliminate the least compelling Sherlock Holmes performances, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the […]
If you thought the book was better than the movie, imagine how these writers felt! Mary Colussi looks […]
We Had a Little Real Estate Problem is exactly the book to read in the early spring of […]
“In the water, dark and deepWhere she waits, fast asleepAll alone, pale and coldDon’t wake her up, or […]
Have you heard of Canada Listens, the musical cousin of Canada Reads? CBC Music’s new, great music debate […]