Sep 18 The self-described pencil jockey has created cartoons for the New Yorker and MAD.
Sep 17 While the popular perception is that people are home reading more than ever, the reality is more complex.
Sep 17 From October 15 to 18, word wranglers, book club enthusiasts, and avid readers can settle in by the fireplace and enjoy all that the stimulating literary event has to offer.
Sep 15 The Kelowna-based author will share tales at Word Vancouver of his days with Jim Morrison.
Sep 13 The titles were chosen from 118 books submitted by publishers across Canada.
Sep 9 He says it's a life-and-death struggle.
Sep 5 It’s a weird world now everywhere, including on the literary landscape.
Sep 1 Throughout the month, VPL will be reopening branches and expanding some services.
Sep 1 SFU Library’s first non-fiction writer in residence will be one of the world’s top experts on bees and pollination.
Aug 25 Metamorphosis unfolds through the recorded diaries of three women weathering an unexplained plague.
Aug 20 Flannery O’Connor was such an original writer that no standard documentary could do her justice.
Jul 13 The October-focused festival is using an online format as a chance to invite luminaries who may not otherwise have been available to appear.
Jul 2 The artist made a series of trips back to the Motor City to capture architectural wonders threatened with demolition.
Jul 1 Her book was on the New York Times bestseller list for 85 weeks.
Jun 30 Few things in the world right now are as they should be, but art continues, as ever, to document the joys and sorrows of human existence
Jun 24 Even though libraries were included in B.C.'s Phase 2 restart plan beginning on May 19, patrons in Vancouver will have to wait nearly another month before any branches will open.
Jun 23 "After a long cold winter, our moods always brighten at the thought of summer fruits—particularly cherries."
Jun 17 Books remain the inexpensive, rich resource they’ve always been, and Canadian authors and publishers need your support right now.
Jun 9 While each of the shortlisted authors will receive $6,000, the award winner will receive a grand prize of $60,000.
May 20 Chief librarian Christina de Castell says the VPL is taking a phased approach toward restoring services to the public.
