UNB Writer in Residence Phil Hall says New Brunswick has a “special claim: no metropolis, fewer people”
“I Try To Be Musically Honest”
UNB Writer in Residence Phil Hall says New Brunswick has a “special claim: no metropolis, fewer people”
UNB Writer in Residence Phil Hall says New Brunswick has a “special claim: no metropolis, fewer people”
by : Chris Benjamin
UNB Writer in Residence Phil Hall says New Brunswick has a “special claim: no metropolis, fewer people”
The Atlantic Book Awards are back, and for the first time in two years nominees have the chance to attend in person! It’s no surprise that COVID-19 has forced our […]
by : Darcey Neale
Beth Powning’s A Measure of Light inspires recreation of 17th Century Puritan New England in Sussex, N.B. For six months members of SLICE (Sussex Literary Initiative and Cultural Events) were […]
by : Kim Hart Macneill
Beth Powning’s A Measure of Light inspires recreation of 17th Century Puritan New England in Sussex, N.B. For six months members of SLICE (Sussex Literary Initiative and Cultural Events) were […]
Let’s dive back inside the pages of these award-nominated books, starting with some of the fiction titles.
by : Lauren d'Entremont
Let’s dive back inside the pages of these award-nominated books, starting with some of the fiction titles.
Move over e-books and Amazon, Sackville’s favourite bookseller knows what bookworms want.
Move over e-books and Amazon, Sackville’s favourite bookseller knows what bookworms want.
Literary festivals offer readers a golden opportunity to get out of the pages of the books we love and interact with their authors face to face. This fall our region is packed with such opportunities.
by : Kim Hart Macneill
Literary festivals offer readers a golden opportunity to get out of the pages of the books we love and interact with their authors face to face. This fall our region is packed with such opportunities.
(Moncton, NB, April 21, 2015) – As Atlantic Canada’s largest literary happening, the Frye Festival feeds imaginations and celebrates words through books and music. Talented singer-songwriters and musicians will share […]
by : Kim Hart Macneill
(Moncton, NB, April 21, 2015) – As Atlantic Canada’s largest literary happening, the Frye Festival feeds imaginations and celebrates words through books and music. Talented singer-songwriters and musicians will share […]
“Fractured, figurative but it’s smashed,” Powell says. “It’s not always linear. There is a lot of violence and trauma.”
by : Chris Benjamin
“Fractured, figurative but it’s smashed,” Powell says. “It’s not always linear. There is a lot of violence and trauma.”
part of a larger effort to make the Atlantic Book Awards a truly regional initiative
by : Chris Benjamin
part of a larger effort to make the Atlantic Book Awards a truly regional initiative
The 2015 Frye Festival will take place April 25 to May 3, but literary activities begin as early as October The festival is currently recruiting young writers and young readers […]
by : Kim Hart Macneill
The 2015 Frye Festival will take place April 25 to May 3, but literary activities begin as early as October The festival is currently recruiting young writers and young readers […]
Writers new and well-known mix it up at this bilingual literary celebration
by : Colleen Kitts-Goguen
Writers new and well-known mix it up at this bilingual literary celebration
Canada’s only bilingual, international literary festival celebrates 10 decades with 10 days of festivities in honour of literary critic Northrop Frye
Canada’s only bilingual, international literary festival celebrates 10 decades with 10 days of festivities in honour of literary critic Northrop Frye
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