Harriet Alida Lye’s Ecological Thriller
byAlison Dyer reviews Harriet Alida Lye’s debut novel, The Honey Farm, published by Vagrant Press
Vagrant Press
Editor’s Picks
byFind yourself a nice outdoor reading nook, because here are 18 Atlantic Canadian books that are generating buzz for the summer
Shortlist announced for the 2017 Atlantic Book Awards
byThe Awards will be given out in Paul O’Regan Hall, Halifax Central Library, on Thursday, May 18 at 7:00 p.m.
Mister Nightingale, Returning to Newfoundland Less Impressive Than He Thought
byHe’s the out-of-town writer hanging around the bar at last call
Real Heroes Get PTSD
byLately, our literary detective-types have been showing some realistic signs of wear and tear. It can show up as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a lasting psychological disorder resulting from exposure to a harrowing experience, with symptoms that range from nightmares and flashbacks to memories that trigger muscle tension and increased heart rate.
Women in Publishing
by“It used to be that even though the larger publishing companies employed a lot of women, the top tier jobs were typically filled by men but I think this is changing industry-wide.”
Crewe is back with her trademark wit
byAmazing Grace
by Lesley Crewe
$19.95, paperback, 288 pp.
Vagrant Press, September 2015