When four-year-old Ruthie’s Mi’kmaw family goes to Maine for their annual blueberry picking job, she mysteriously disappears. Despite weeks of desperate searching, her family is forced to return home to […]
by : Sydney Walsh
Fiction
If We Caught Fire by Beth Ryan, reviewed by Heather McBriarty of The Miramichi Reader Edie survived a turbulent childhood. Her philandering father left her long-suffering mother for another woman, and […]
Pondering Atlantic Canadian books’ insights on building a better world
The Raddall Prize celebrates it’s 30th year as the only of its kind in the country By Alexander MacLeod In the fall of 1938, at 44 Park Street, in Liverpool, […]
In the age of binge-watching, books are a deeper immersion
Finding his way to the start of a new book has become a familiar route for the award-winning Newfoundland author Michael Crummey. First, there is the avoidance, a glorious, elastic […]
International Women’s Day Celebrates women’s rights, something we couldn’t have without the kind of feminist analysis found in these Atlantic Canadian books
Contemporary Stories Are Honouring Indigenous Cultures
Escape to Anywhere in the Cold Months
18 Atlantic Canadian Books That Are Generating Buzz
Our latest issue takes you on a literary tour of the East Coast with 10 new books to keep you warm this winter, and a deep dive into our favourite, culturally specific, comfort foods
Carol Bruneau’s mentorship of Nicola Davison become a lasting friendship
