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Category: Featured

Briony Penn: “Warning the Flowers About the Sun Burning Them Up” Since Four Years Old

Briony Penn: “Warning the Flowers About th...

August 27, 2019

Briony Penn is an award-winning writer of creative non-fiction books as well as a contributor to many anthologies and chapter books. Her first book, A Year on the Wild Side: A West Coast Naturalist’s Almanac (1997) was re-released by Touchwood Editions Go to full post …read more

Reading British Columbia: There’s a book for that

Reading British Columbia: There’s a book f...

August 1, 2019

For new Canadians seeking to learn about our history, culture, and art, there’s an app for that, appropriately named Canoo. This BC Day, we’d like to make a related proposal: there’s a #BCBook for that!

Want to read about Sasquatch? There’s Go to full post …read more

6 illuminating reads for National Indigenous Peoples Day

6 illuminating reads for National Indigenous...

June 21, 2019

National Indigenous Peoples Day is an important day for all Canadians – non-Indigenous, Indigenous, and newcomers – to recognize and acknowledge the diverse cultures, considerable achievements and contributions of the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis PeoplesGo to full post …read more

5 books to pick up during Pride Month

5 books to pick up during Pride Month

June 4, 2019

Make the most of Pride Month with reads that inspire and move you.Go to full post …read more

Set sail with BC books on BC Ferries

Set sail with BC books on BC Ferries

May 24, 2019

Watch for these titles proudly displaying “Read Local BC selection” stickers in Passages onboard BC Ferries.Go to full post …read more

Short story month: collections that delight, best enjoyed in the sun

Short story month: collections that delight,...

May 21, 2019

Short stories are the perfect way to punctuate a warm spring day; a loyal companion to afternoons in the park and, lucky for us, there are some great new releases to pore over. Go to full post …read more

6 refreshing reads for Mother’s Day

6 refreshing reads for Mother's Day

May 10, 2019

Treat the mother-figure in your life to a new read, from poetry to non-fiction to graphic novels.Go to full post …read more

Love is not all: An interview with Ruth Daniell

Love is not all: An interview with Ruth Dani...

April 30, 2019

Like some of the fairy tale tellers before me, I’m looking to see what is hidden in the stories that I can bring out and offer in our present moment.Go to full post …read more

Getting closer to the truth: An interview with Jennica Harper

Getting closer to the truth: An interview wi...

April 25, 2019

“Bounce House began contemplating the connection between my kid standing on a basketball, not believing she was going to fall off it, and Flat Earthers.”Go to full post …read more

Therapy for me and an education for others: An interview with Cassandra Blanchard

Therapy for me and an education for others: ...

April 23, 2019

“I have always been drawn to prose poems that channel a stream-of-consciousness. I love how it feels like you’re peeking into the mind of the poet or writer.”Go to full post …read more

Place and poetics are inextricable from each other: Sarah de Leeuw on her latest poetry collection

Place and poetics are inextricable from each...

April 22, 2019

“I believe the sciences and the arts must work together, speak to each other. I hope my poems are literal representation of that belief.”Go to full post …read more

Near misses happen all the time: Laura Matwichuk on her debut poetry collection

Near misses happen all the time: Laura Matwi...

April 19, 2019

“Pretending everything is fine is a necessary but often detrimental part of what it means to be human.”Go to full post …read more


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