Is Oisín Curran’s Blood Fable Real or Fantasy?
byGiving either interpretation the weight of finality might bring the story crashing down upon itself
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What’s in the Water in Inverness That Creates Such Phenomenal Writers?
byLynn Coady, Alistair MacLeod, Sarah Faber, Kate Beaton, Linden MacIntyre, Frank Macdonald, Tom Ryan, Rebecca Silver Slayter, Johanna Skibsrud, Oisin Curran and Susan Paddon. Just to name a few.
Fiction Brings Halifax Explosion to Heart
byNew novels allow us to investigate the unknowable questions behind unacceptable realities of human stupidity and tragedies that befall innocents
Michelle Butler Hallett’s This Marlowe Longlisted for the 2018 International DUBLIN Literary Award
byNewfoundland author and Atlantic Books Today contributor vies to become second Atlantic Canadian (after Alistair MacLeod) to win the $150,000 award
The Winter Issue of Atlantic Books Today is Here
byOur latest issue dives deep into stories of the Halifax Explosion, truth and fiction and for young readers, on the occasion of its centennial
Joey Comeau’s Death in the Digital Age
byMalagash is a beautifully wrought story about a young girl’s unique means of coping with her father’s mortality