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# 88 Winter 2018, Editions, Reviews, Young Readers Reviews November 28, 2018 November 27, 2018

Angus MacAskill’s Desire to be Appreciated Inside

by Lisa Doucet

Lisa Doucet reviews Tom Ryan’s A Giant Man From a Small Town

# 87 Fall 2018, Art, Editions, Features, History, Nonfiction November 19, 2018 November 15, 2018

Saint John Creative

by Carmel Vivier

How Canada’s Oldest City Keeps Its Edge

# 85 Winter 2017, Editions, Fiction, Reviews January 18, 2018 January 18, 2018

Sharon Bala’s Migrant Odyssey

by US Dhuga

Bala is ahead by a century in the cricket score of politically powerful contemporary fiction

Memoir, Reviews, Web exclusives August 30, 2017 August 29, 2017

Jennifer Bowering Delisle’s Bosun Chair

by Elizabeth Johnston

The deliberate, eternal journey of identity

#83 Spring 2017, Editions, Features, Young Readers August 24, 2017 August 16, 2017

The Darker Side of Kidlit

by Sarah Sawler

(and why it’s a good thing)

Cooking, Reviews June 16, 2017 June 14, 2017

Storming the Kettle: Contemporary Newfoundland Recipes

by Karl Wells

A new culinary reality

Excerpts, History, Non-fiction March 20, 2017 April 4, 2017

Here Was Freedom

by Gerhard Bassler

Newfoundland offered a true escape hatch to political freedom from the Iron Curtain.

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Try Agnes's own recipe, which more than holds up to the test of time!

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The countdown continues! Our #3 most-read article on ABT online for the year was this great list of 2019 Feminist Books.

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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

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Just arrived in time for the Christmas season. Two fresh Flanker titles... ...

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To continue our countdown of the most-read ABT articles of the year: At #4, How We Are Getting (Relatively) Poorer ... & How To Reclaim Democracy & Our Institutions From The Ultra Rich, by Christine Saulnier.

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& How To Reclaim Democracy & Our Institutions From The Ultra Rich

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We took a look at the most-read articles, interviews, and features on atlanticbookstoday.ca for 2019. #5 was ABT editor Chris Benjamin's interview with UNB Department of English writer in residence Phil Hall: "I Try to be Musically Honest." #ReadAtlantic ...

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Governor-General Award-nominated poet Phil Hall is the University of New Brunswick’s current Writer-in-Residence, until May of this year. He is located in the English Department in Fredericton. His work includes conducting readings around the province with Acadian poet Rose Deprés, mentoring stud...

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