The author of A Precarious Enterprise on a publisher’s life, the power of stories, and advocating for Canadian voices.Go to full post …read more

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February 25, 2026

February 25, 2026
The author of A Precarious Enterprise on a publisher’s life, the power of stories, and advocating for Canadian voices.Go to full post …read more

February 18, 2026
The two authors talk about perverting pain, literary influences, and cultivating one’s awareness of body and mind.Go to full post …read more

January 28, 2026
The two poets talk about perceptions of time, playing with the units of language, and things beyond oneself.Go to full post …read more

January 16, 2026
We’re reflecting on some of our most exciting and engaging TBRs and conversations from 2025.Go to full post …read more

November 25, 2025
Get to know our Limited Edition Book Boxes from the curators themselves. Use this guide pick the perfect gift for the booklovers in your life.Go to full post …read more

November 5, 2025
Catch these writers at the Fraser Valley Writers Festival this weekend. Free and open to all.Go to full post …read more

September 17, 2025
Celebrating 29 years of Poetry in Transit with a conversation with this year’s selected BC poets.Go to full post …read more

June 4, 2025
The author of A Season in the Okanagan discusses a return to where he grew up in this special interview with journalist Jacqueline Carmichael.Go to full post …read more

May 23, 2025
We asked seven writers about a BC poet who has influenced or inspired them.Go to full post …read more

April 30, 2025
The poets talk about attending to local restoration efforts in art, collectivity, and the sonic and semantic harmonies in poetry. Go to full post …read more

April 22, 2025
The author of Between the Bell Struck and the Silence talks about death as transition not end, birding, and writing as an act of faith.Go to full post …read more

April 7, 2025
Le Bel and Taylor talk about reframing death as an active choice, the wisdom of “old crones,” and the ubiquitousness of music.Go to full post …read more