Read broadly and diversely
by : Chris Benjamin
First Person
Just a few books that have made an appearance in time for this summer’s long and well-lit days.
It puts things into perspective. Could a single line say any more about humanity than that?
I had a damn good cry with it
Not talking about something when sober then constantly bringing it up when you’re drunk means it’s an issue
People say things, even decades after the fact, like, “Please don’t tell your father.”
Linden MacIntrye shared with ABT’s editor his thoughts on Atlantic Canada’s storytelling, and writing about home.
Theresa Meuse on why she wrote The Gathering: providing parents, teachers and other educators with a visual tool makes for a more fun and interactive way for children to learn and can spark more discussions and school projects that enhance the teachings of Mi’kmaq culture.
BookBits are also visual poems, opportunities to explore the sparkling ephemera, the contemporary folklore and the behind-the-scenes details of the book
Hui Zhou shares her love of the diverse “chickenalities” that come out in birds given free range
Planning your perfect Atlantic Canadian staycation
Treading respectfully in foreign lands is good for your health
