“Pivot Point is a pleasure to look at, hold, read, ponder and revisit.”
by : Heather Carruthers
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“Each contribution [in In Defense of Julian Assange] adds a new facet defending Assange as an unjustly persecuted journalist, while further dispelling the narrative propagated by world leaders and media figures painting him as a lecherous, narcissistic cyber-terrorist.”
“It’s obvious that this book was a labour of love, written after extensive research. The result? A gorgeous piece of truth-telling, sure to make LeBlanc’s ancestors proud.”
The Fiddlehead Moment shows us clearly how the drive and originality of individuals, paired with institutional support, can help widen a province’s educational and cultural worlds.
Following an old recipe is taking a portal to the past
Atlantic Canada’s cookbook shelves are growing with our culinary scene
“You never hear the victim impact statement—you don’t get to hear from the wife.”
A conversation with Lesley Choyce, 100-time author
In the age of binge-watching, books are a deeper immersion
Publishing was never about the bottom line, but in challenging times its brand is all about building community through storytelling.
The notion of time itself has shifted, where we spend our time, who we share our time with and what we choose to do with it.
When our experiences have become so geographically limited, books can safely traverse any land, space or timescape.
