Editions
Race and Place: How Racism Shapes Our Cities
by“My greatest challenge…is to convince white people that [First Nations] not only have something to say, but to kind of raise a question in which [white people] ask themselves, ‘What am I doing?’ Because everything I do onto her, our Mother Earth, I do unto myself.”
Small, Independent Bookstores are on the Rise
byContrary to common perception of a failing book industry, small bookstores are on the rise as vibrant, feel-good community hubs for lovers of literature—something online booksellers can’t do
Indomitable Spirit
byElder to Elder: Doug Knockwood, residential school survivor, addictions counsellor and now first-time author at age 88, tells Daniel Paul about his own long, treacherous road to recovery
Nova Scotia libraries are doing more than you know to support local writers
byFrom e-platforms to promotional campaigns designed to get people to #ReadLocal, librarians are leading the way in innovative initiatives to market local literature
The Spring 2018 Issue of Atlantic Books Today is Here
byOur latest issue explores a resurgence in independent bookstores, an ongoing legacy of racist planning, significant new Mi’kmaw books, how to spend your summer staycation, and a great deal more
Lori Doodey’s Clever Puffins and Children
byPuffins have suddenly and inexplicably invaded this seaside town, turning up in museums and galleries, on rooftops and doorsteps, at major intersections and anyplace the eye can see