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Books have a unique ability to deepen our understanding of the world and offer a lens through which to envision […]

Danika Duarte Smith is a debut author from the suburbs of Toronto with a passion for dance, storytelling, and adventure. […]

The Giller Mantella Scholarship is dedicated to supporting and empowering students who identify as Black, Indigenous, People of Colour (BIPOC), […]

As tariffs and trade policies evolve under the Trump administration, many book enthusiasts are considering a switch from Amazon’s Kindle […]

The holiday season is the perfect time to cozy up with a good book, and what better way to celebrate […]

If anyone had “Haruki Marukami reboot” on their bingo card for 2024, I can only assume that person is an […]

Peter E. Fenton is a playwright, and novelist. He spent forty-two years of his life working in the Natural History […]

When I met Hannah Mary 25 years ago, she insisted she didn’t have a creative bone in her body. I […]

All the signs at an early age suggested that Sadie Kromm wanted to be a writer and a poet. While […]

Stephanie Cooke is an award-winning writer based out of Toronto. Her latest book, Pillow Talk, is inspired by the true […]