Our latest issue explores a resurgence in independent bookstores, an ongoing legacy of racist planning, a diverse array of Atlantic poetics and memoir, significant new Mi’kmaw books, local sports stars, the appeal of books about war, how to spend your summer staycation, and a great deal more
International Women’s Day Celebrates women’s rights, something we couldn’t have without the kind of feminist analysis found in these Atlantic Canadian books
In absorbing passages that evoke the seduction and subterfuge found in spy thrillers, McKeon chronicles her encounters with female leaders of men’s rights groups
“It’s as if we began performing this idea of Newfoundland culture just at the time we were no longer living it firsthand”
Women’s studies, diaries and letters offer fresh perspectives on herstory
Championing the birth of a social revolution through the voices of the women who lived it
an adventure book, a love story, double biography, scientific synopsis, feminist primer and modern history rolled into 438 pages