The Unlikely But Possible Success of Maritime Athletes
byAnd the hungry, yet humble, quest of Maritime sports stars
Features
Editor’s Picks
byFind yourself a nice outdoor reading nook, because here are 18 Atlantic Canadian books that are generating buzz for the summer
Race and Place: How Racism Shapes Our Cities
by“…everything I do onto her, our Mother Earth, I do unto myself.”
Small, Independent Bookstores are on the Rise
bySmall bookstores are on the rise as vibrant, feel-good community hubs for lovers of literature.
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
Reading Books of War
byWar never ends; its impacts haunt the generations and the stories are innumerable, and always worthy of consideration
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