From Wilfred Laurier University Press’ Indigenous Studies Series comes Rachel Bryant’s The Homing Place, which refuses to be pigeon-holed to any one category.
The shortlists for the Atlantic Book Awards have been announced, and since The Miramichi Reader …
(The following review is reproduced in part by the kind permission of Naomi MacKinnon of …
“At age twenty-five, James Andrew Flanagan began an adventure he believed might add a little …
The following guest review is by David Chau, who is a writer of creative nonfiction, …
A Bird on Every Tree won The Very Best! Book Award for Short Stories. [dropcap]Carol …
Here’s a new baby board book from Nimbus Publishing with collage illustrations of Atlantic Canada …
If F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby defined a time period, then Bridget Canning’s The …
Lesley Choyce is an active, prolific author and his latest title The Unlikely Redemption of John Alexander MacNeil (Roseway Publishing, 2017) is bound to be well-received by the reading public. It is the tale of the octogenarian widower John Alex (as he is known to everyone) living in rural Deepvale, Cape Breton where he still sets a place for his deceased wife of thirty years, Eva. He is someone who has always lived his life without caring what anyone else thought of him. We join him at the story’s outset where he is considering if he really is losing his mind….
While it is most often diagnosed in young adults aged 15 to 40, younger children …
I must admit to a certain guilty pleasure that comes from reading and reviewing Young Adult (YA) …