The growth of online communications avenues not only puts pressure on authors to be web savvy, it also requires dedicated fans to do the same. Granted, there are still some holdouts but more and more readers are able to connect with Author 2.0
This collection introduces readers to gritty, hard luck characters trying to live their lives amid ambition and disappointment, dangerous spaces and people, drugs and death. But instead of scaring you away that should, most certainly, pull you in
Steven W. Beattie administers the literary website That Shakespearean Rag. Here, he tries to answer the question: why blog?
In his last regular column with us, Chad Pelley reflects on the vision and verve of Atlantic Canadian publishers
Women’s personalities and achievements are often overlooked and effaced if the “official” history. Joan Sullivan highlights 3 books in which historical women tell their own tales
Halifax poet Sue Goyette contemplates misery, happiness and life as a…dancer?
This story offers author Chris Ryan’s recollections of an eight-day, armed standoff between Leo Crockwell and the RCMP that played out in the fishing community of Bay Bulls, Newfoundland and Labrador