Tag: Caitlin Press

We’ve made a Read Local BC round up with genres spanning from poetry, to mystery, and nonfiction.Go to full post …read more

July is Disability Pride Month, a time to reflect on and interrogate our neurotypical and able-bodied structures, educate oneself, spark discussions and imagine how things could be different, and support the voices of persons with disabilities. 

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Through poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and art, learn about the land, history, resistance, and cultures of Indigenous peoples.Go to full post …read more

We’re wrapping up June with a succinct list of poetry, non-fiction, guidebooks, and children’s stories to celebrate Pride Month and queer narratives.Go to full post …read more

Reading another person’s lived experience shifts your perspectives and breaks you out of existentialism faster than anything else.Go to full post …read more

The author of Sprocket talks about parenting styles, poetry’s power, and balancing the past with the present.Go to full post …read more

This list is an ode to mothers, grandmothers, and the strong women in our lives.Go to full post …read more

Stuck in a reading rut? From candid essays and introspective poetry, these critic-approved titles will help pull you back into the world of books.Go to full post …read more

From the Cariboo to the Kootenays to the East Vancouver evening skies, there’s a good chance a BC book is based in your little corner of BC.Go to full post …read more

To commemorate National Poetry Month, we’ve curated a list of BC poetry books that allow us to connect deeper to ourselves and to one another.Go to full post …read more

Discover the perfect books for your next long-weekend retreat to help you unplug and unwind.Go to full post …read more

BC books to guide you away from skepticism and passiveness towards positivity and action in the face of change.Go to full post …read more