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An intricate story woven in complex characters
A detailed history of an American hate organization in Canada
Carole Glasser Langille’s Doing Time is a memoir like no other, about the author’s year of doing workshops for inmates at various Nova Scotia jails, women’s and men’s. The workshops were, […]
Sometimes a crisis presents an opportunity to rethink and become better “Never let a good crisis go to waste,” as Churchill reportedly said in the wake of the Second World War. […]
Black Matters features interplay between photographer Wilfried Raussert and poet Afua Cooper, where the former presents a picture, the latter responds not with description but with meditative reflection on what the […]
In the introduction to Warrior Life, Niigaanwewidam James Sinclair explains that in Anishnaabemowin, the word for warrior, ogichidaa, means a person “who dedicates their entire life to building, sustaining and protecting community.” Pamela Palmater […]
I read an advanced review copy of The Hermit by Jan L Coates to my eight-year-old daughter over a two-month period (a little bit every other night). The first thing I should […]
Video interviews with prominent African-Canadian authors From mid-September until the end of October 2020, Atlantic Books Today was proud to work with the Delmore “Buddy” Daye Learning Institute to co-host and […]
Carol Bruneau shows the world through renowned folk artist’s eyes Carol Bruneau’s first nine books have all been critically acclaimed, and why not. Her sentences are meticulous, elegant constructions that pile on seemingly ordinary […]
