The Atlantic Publishers Marketing Association’s 2023 VOICES campaign is focusing on mental health, and authors who write about it and/or who have lived with mental health challenges or illness. The […]
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NOVA SCOTIA – AUGUST LOCAL TOP 5 1. Recipe for a Good Life by Lesley Crewe (Fiction) 2. Mommy Don’t by Sherri Aikenhead (Local Interest) 3. Net Worth by Quentin Casey (Local […]
The Atlantic Publishers Marketing Association’s 2023 VOICES campaign is focusing on mental health, and authors who write about it and/or who have lived with mental health challenges or illness. The […]
Book Review: No Place Like by Adam Beardsworth Adam Beardsworth’s collection of poetry, No Place Like, tells all sorts of different stories surrounding the theme of the climate crisis, and […]
NOVA SCOTIA – JULY LOCAL TOP 5 1. Recipe for a Good Life by Lesley Crewe (Fiction) 2. Pageboy by Elliot Page (Biography) 3. Mommy Don’t by Sherri Aikenhead (Local Interest) 4. […]
Review of Mercy Gene by J D Derbyshire. From Atlantic Books Today, spring 2023, issue 97. “It happens like this, in fragments that come out of order, unruly, sudden, begging to […]
Review of Taking A Chance: The first 25 Years of Fishers’ Loft Inn by John and Peggy Fisher and Roger Pickavance. Taking A Chance: The First 25 Years of Fishers’ […]
Introducing the Atlantic Teachers Talk Atlantic Books Series! We are thrilled to announce this exciting series, bringing together teachers from all over Atlantic Canada to discuss how they use Atlantic […]
NOVA SCOTIA – JUNE LOCAL TOP 5 1. Pageboy by Elliot Page (Biography) 2. Net Worth by Quentin Casey (Local Interest) 3. Mommy Don’t by Sherri Aikenhead (Local Interest) 4. A Mother’s […]
Review of Amy Bell’s Life Sentence: How My Father Defended Two Murderers and Lost Himself, John Elliott’s A Mother’s Betrayal and Sherri Aikenhead’s Mommy Don’t, from Atlantic Books Today, spring 2023, issue 97.
In the first video in our Atlantic Canadian teacher series, Amanda Maher, a high school English teacher in Nova Scotia, sits down to answer the question: How do you use […]
From Atlantic Books Today, spring 2023, issue 97. People wind up in cemeteries for all sorts of reasons. For the dead, it’s often carved right into the gravestone. For the […]
