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It wasn't the helmet that made you glance back
I saw you in the Pacific Centre as you were passing by the Apple store. You obviously noticed me too as we both turned our heads after we passed each other. You were strutting in...
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Eve Ensler discusses her memoir In the Body of the World in Vancouver
In one sense, the success of Eve Ensler’s play The Vagina Monologues has been astounding.
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George Fetherling launches The Writing Life at the Railway Club
There are few kinds of writing that renowned Vancouver author and visual artist George Fetherling hasn’t made a mark in.
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Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Literary Excellence doubles up
So strong was the field for this year’s Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Literary Excellence that the jury couldn't settle on just one name.
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Event looks to splice science and poetry
A microbiologist and a poet walk into a bar…
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Penthouse Nightclub's racy history takes centre stage
A heavily illustrated new book brings out all the glory and dirt of this fabled oasis of sin.
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David Javerbaum at the Jewish Community Centre
It takes an experienced satirist to point barbs at the work of the Almighty Himself, what with the risk of an old-fashioned smiting or blighting in return.
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The 25th annual Vancouver Writers Fest hits the home stretch
The whole show wraps up on October 21 with The State and the Fate of This Small Blue Planet, an urgent discussion between enviro-sages Tim Flannery and David Suzuki.
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Word on the Street hits Vancouver again
The annual fest offers everything from poetry slams and storytelling for kids to workshops, panel discussions, and countless chances to meet favourite authors and creators.
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Rodney DeCroo launches poetry collection
The gritty Americana-tinged music of local singer-songwriter has always had a powerful lyrical side, both mesmerizing and wrenching.
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Roberto Martin's Vegan Cooking for Carnivores puts a new spin on meatless meals
Martin’s tone isn’t preachy, making cooking out of your comfort zone more appealing.

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