“Fractured, figurative but it’s smashed,” Powell says. “It’s not always linear. There is a lot of violence and trauma.”
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“I spent so many years working in obscurity, like a lot of writers, and it feels like something finally opening up.”
“Nothing against lighthouses, but Nova Scotia is about more than lighthouses and boats.”
Check out the top 5 best-selling books at Chapters-Indigo in each Atlantic province.
part of a larger effort to make the Atlantic Book Awards a truly regional initiative
“I am Mi’kmaq, L’nu, and proud of that. Following all these strong poets makes my role and goals a little clearer.”
“he’s got 10 or 11 books that have fundamentally changed how we think about Atlantic Canadian literature. We need to pay close attention.”
Check out the local top 5 books at Chapters-Indigo stores across the Atlantic region.
Move over e-books and Amazon, Sackville’s favourite bookseller knows what bookworms want.
Bonjour la rivière, a beloved children’s book published by New Brunswick-based publishing house Bouton d’Or Acadie, will now be included in the Bienvenue à la maternelle program.
Children across Nova Scotia can now read seven of Robert Munsch’s iconic children’s books in their mother tongue
The last few weeks have been gang busters for Atlantic Canadian authors, and we couldn’t be more proud. Here’s a quick round up
