Book Features

Caryl Phillips will talk about the courage it takes to leave one’s country and intergenerational challenges.
In his new book Just Ask Wim!, Art Knapp’s man of the soil has the answers to help us enjoy the fruits—and veggies—of our labours.
Bullying is not an epidemic; it’s a behaviour that can be changed.
The name of wistful French writer Marcel Proust doesn’t usually come up in conversations about punk.
The Cortes Island author always wanted to be a writer, but it was her career as a documentary filmmaker that led her back to prose.
Working as a B.C. coroner for 10 years, from 1993 to 2003, Susan McIver became well-acquainted with death.
In her new cookbook, chef Mérida Anderson shares 150 recipes from her “rogue kitchen”.
The season's intriguing titles range from scientific detective stories to subtle horror, and include Amber Dawn
One of the best things about British culinary star Nigella Lawson is that she unapologetically cooks the foods she likes to eat.
It was an assignment in Sarajevo in 1992 that first prompted Sally Armstrong to start writing stories about women in conflict zones around the world.