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

Read Local BC Highlights from 2025
January 16, 2026

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

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

March 25, 2025
The poets talk about Spanish baroque writing, mushroom picking, and the sonic demands of poetry.Go to full post …read more

January 9, 2025
Notable booklists and interviews from the past 12 months.Go to full post …read more

November 27, 2024
Get some gift-giving inspiration to ease your holiday shopping with these nine great titles.Go to full post …read more

November 22, 2023
From silly to serious, these four BC books experiment with form, content, and genre.Go to full post …read more

September 15, 2023
From poetry on the complexities of Jewish identity to memoirs by the descendants of Holocaust survivors, here are some reads in honour of Rosh Hashanah.Go to full post …read more

March 2, 2023
Come celebrate ecology and travel writing!
Join well-known regional writers Don Gayton and Meaghan Hackinen for a Summerland book launch, presented in partnership with the Ryga Arts Festival. Gayton explores diverse aspects of Okanagan ecology and culture in The Sky and Go to full post …read more

January 23, 2023
BC’s publishers and authors have you covered with the perfect list to start off your 2023 TBR pile.Go to full post …read more

November 9, 2022
Lace up your hiking boots, load up your backpack and let these BC-published books inspire your next outdoor adventure.Go to full post …read more

October 4, 2022
The first bits of chill are in the air—and that means the Fall Previews are flying in!Go to full post …read more

September 30, 2022
Today marks Canada’s second officially commemorated National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. At Read Local BC, we’re looking to books and stories to learn more about the violent history and legacy of residential schools. It is also #OrangeShirtDay—a day to reflect Go to full post …read more