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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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”
“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.”
