Dominique Bernier-Cormier’s Ear Impresses in Debut Collection
byAnnick MacAskill on Bernier-Cormier’s Correspondent
CBC
The Best Canadian Stories Must Be Some Good
byJohn Metcalf has sought out stories with “sparkling language [and] glorious rhetoric;” for the most part he’s succeeded
Don Connolly’s Favourites
byThese choices come from someone who reads limited nonfiction and is a thoroughly deconsecrated Catholic.
Atlantic Canadian writers make good in CBC’s short story contest
by“I spent so many years working in obscurity, like a lot of writers, and it feels like something finally opening up.”
Rich Terfry at Halifax Central Public Library
byStar CBC-radio host Rich Terfry presents the true story of his alter ego, musician Buck 65, in this rollicking and wonderfully written memoir Wicked and Weird: The Amazing Tales of Buck 65 (Doubleday Canada). Stories of growing up poor, talented, baseball-obsessed, music-mad and girl-smitten on the East Coast.
Frank Cameron’s new memoir takes readers back in time
byThis retired radioman’s first book paints a picture of life in the business during its heyday