Tag: Ronsdale Press

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

On June 27, we’re celebrating Multiculturalism Day! This is an annual opportunity to celebrate, honour and uplift all the unique cultures and individuals that enrich our country and communities. This week, we’ve curated a list of fantastic new and forthcoming books Go to full post …read more

February is Black History Month—a time to honour the stories and contributions of Black communities across the country and worldwide that too often face systemic erasure. 

This month, we encourage all our readers to support your favourite local indie bookstore and Go to full post …read more

There’s still time to pick up the perfect BC-published book for everyone on your shopping list. Whether you’re browsing for friends or family, children or grown-ups, read on to find the perfect titles for all!

…For Biography Readers

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The following interview is part three of a nine-part series of conversations with BC poets about their new poetry collections. New interviews will be posted every Tuesday and Thursday throughout April for National Poetry Month 2021. All interviews were conducted by Rob Taylor.

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Family Day is a rich time for stories and reading, and there is no better time to explore BC offerings for the young.

While Family Day in BC is still relatively new, perhaps we can adopt the Icelandic tradition “Jolabokaflod”—which translates Go to full post …read more

It’s an undisputed fact that poets love the moon. Since the days are getting shorter and Earth’s sole satellite is spending more time in the night sky, we thought it would be the perfect time to feature some of our favourite Go to full post …read more

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

“I don’t want to put guilt on readers. I do, however, want them to step into my world for a moment and see things from my perspective.”Go to full post …read more

Daniel Marshall wins the 2019 Basil Stuart-Stubbs Prize for his chronicle of the 1858 Fraser River Valley gold rush.Go to full post …read more

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

Do you have an armchair historian or a friend with some very niche interests on your list? These 12 BC books let you give a bit of local history to every reader.Go to full post …read more