High Water Mark: Atlantic Canadian Stories 1983-2023 Edited by Lesley Choyce
High Water Mark is an anthology of short fiction from some of the finest writers of Atlantic Canada over the last forty years.
Atlantic Canadian Literature
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New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Halifax Public Libraries have partnered with the Atlantic Publishers Marketing Association on a Read Atlantic project, launching a new collection of 100 Atlantic-published eBooks that are more accessible than ever.
The Little Teal Lighthouse
In the Fall 2020 edition of Atlantic Books Today there was an editorial by Alex …
Atlantic Book Awards 2020
As the Atlantic Book Awards have announced their shortlist, I thought it would be interesting …
The 2019 Atlantic Book Awards Shortlist
The Atlantic Book Awards Society announced the shortlist for the thirteen different book prizes that make up the 2019 Atlantic Book Awards.
Best New Brunswick Reads of 2018
Looking back on all the books I reviewed in 2018, there were plenty of good …
The Homing Place: Indigenous and Settler Literary Legacies of the Atlantic by Rachel Bryant
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.
Reviews of Books on the 2018 Atlantic Book Awards Shortlist
The shortlists for the Atlantic Book Awards have been announced, and since The Miramichi Reader …
Peninsula Sinking by David Huebert
(The following review is reproduced in part by the kind permission of Naomi MacKinnon of …