Atlantic Canada’s long military history has inspired some of its most important books
by : Jon Tattrie
Features
Our latest issue dives deep into stories of the Halifax Explosion, truth and fiction and for young readers, on the occasion of its centennial
Heartbreaking stories of staggering greed and its catastrophic environmental impact
A growing interest in translations of beloved children’s books
Alden Nowlan’s large, red-bearded legacy for the not-yet emerged
Learning activities for kids reading Minegoo Mniku: the Mi’kmaq Creation Story of Prince Edward Island (Epekewitkewey A’tukwaqn)
Sex work has been thriving in Atlantic Canada
Mystery is not only Literary; it is the nature of the human condition
Questions we need to ask about settler Canlit and how we talk about cultures different from our own
18 of the season’s most enticing new releases
Our latest issue explores the power of story, the responsibility of the teller and the essence of literary mystery
How kids can process and learn from Joanne Schwartz and Sydney Smith’s Town Is by the Sea
