“Maybe I’m a history lover after all”
by : Miia Suokonautio
Non-fiction
“This is a celebration of human beings who share a similar way of life, but who are loved unconditionally.”
“Doing Time explores the role of poetry and therapy in the most unlikely of places.”
“This is one long water cooler chat about the history of everything that damns and inspires us about the high-tech, mass-culture world we all share, use, buy into and drown in.”
“The Imperilled Ocean serves to inform, engage, and enrich our knowledge of human experiences with the ocean.”
“Like her interview subjects, and like us, Janice Landry has her own stories of resiliency through hardship.”
“Each contribution [in In Defense of Julian Assange] adds a new facet defending Assange as an unjustly persecuted journalist, while further dispelling the narrative propagated by world leaders and media figures painting him as a lecherous, narcissistic cyber-terrorist.”
Vernon Oickle shares both his thoughts on writing his recent book, More Ghosts Stories of Nova Scotia, along with a short excerpt.
A journey alone, across Canada.
Reginald Thompson aka “Dutch” is a multi-faceted storyteller with unforgettable voices
Michael de Adder talks about what inspired him to create a sequel on what it is to be Nova Scotian. Now in bookstores and the top-selling local book in Nova Scotia this month.
Laila and Nasser are members of the Palestinian resistance fighting desperately to free their people
