Tag: Caitlin Press

“I want to better understand how humans can be part of the natural world, rather than constantly butting our heads and machines against it.”Go to full post …read more

“I guess the dream of poetry is that it catches a reader and that reader’s pulse slows a bit”Go to full post …read more

This week, a quiet moment of beauty brought to you poem by Gillian Wigmore’s poem “Stellako,” featured in Poetry in Transit 2008/09Go to full post …read more

“I realized a long time ago that I live in this in-between place and what I do with my art has to reflect that.” Go to full post …read more

This International Women’s Day we’re recommending five new or forthcoming books by women and non-binary people that challenge stereotypes, fight bias, broaden perceptions, improve situations and celebrate women’s achievements.Go to full post …read more

The fourth instalment of Read Local BC’s nine-part gift guide seriesGo to full post …read more

The third instalment of Read Local BC’s nine-part gift guide series.Go to full post …read more

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

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

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

“The process of writing How She Read got me thinking about how I learned to read, so I started at the beginning.”Go to full post …read more

Skip the chocolate and roses and buy yourself a good book instead.Go to full post …read more