Black Harbour, Hidden Nova Scotia, and Archaeology and the Indigenous Peoples of the Maritimes By Denise Flint Who are we? Where did we come from? How did we get here? […]
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Authors Tom Ryan and Rhea Rollmann compare notes on queer histories and futures in this feature from ABT 98 fall 2023. Tom Ryan is an award winning author, screenwriter and […]
From Atlantic Books Today #98 Fall 2023 Autumn in Atlantic Canada is all about light, colours and the shades of darkness offering contrast. Autumn embodies the concept of letting go […]
As Matthew R. Anderson suggests in the subtitle of Prophets of Love: The Unlikely Kinship of Leonard Cohen and the Apostle Paul, the idea of a kinship between Leonard Cohen, […]
Author Janice Middleton offers up new suspects for 2011 killing in New Brunswick In her book Who Killed Richard Oland? A real-life murder mystery, author Janice Middleton starts with a […]
It’s not enough for Wayne Johnston’s seven-year-old self, the central figure in Jennie’s Boy, to have trouble keeping food down and to sleep, and to be undernourished with bad teeth. […]
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: Where the World Was by Rosemary Sullivan Rosemary Sullivan has written 15 books, including poetry, travelogues and short fiction; however, she is most notable for writing masterful biographies […]
Nova Scotia’s Francene Cosman reflects back on her first career From Atlantic Books Today, spring 2023, issue 97. Concerned that she might run out of time to record an important […]
From Atlantic Books Today, spring 2023, issue 97. One of our most beloved Knowledge Keepers, Elder George Paul, has dedicated more than four decades of his life to supporting the […]
Legal scholar is teaching people a better way in Warrior Life Doctor Pamela Palmater thinks the definition of warrior is too narrow. “I think we really need to redefine what […]
“Maybe I’m a history lover after all”
