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If Hiroo Onoda didn’t exist, Werner Herzog would have had to invent him. Legendary filmmaker Herzog, chronicler of extreme individuals […]

Richard H. Stephens is like a dragon with an adversary. He perseveres and commits until he achieves what he sets […]

I first met Ron Base when he was working with my sister. She was editing one of his books, The […]

When Sarah Jackson was in grade one, she got sent to the principal’s office for being sarcastic. She learned early […]

The expression “great things come in small packages” feels as if it were tailored for bestselling Canadian thriller author Samantha […]

Linwood Barclay is a hack. But he’s a decent hack, and anyway he’s our hack – formerly one of Canada’s […]

In one of Keosha’s poems, she describes herself as a power source. I remember nodding the first time I heard […]

Lorette Luzajic is a driving force in the local and global creative arts space. She is compelled by eclectic curiosity: […]

Every library has its legends. And I don’t just mean all those dusty, dog-eared copies of Fellowship of the Ring […]

We’re in the thick of the holiday gifting season and as we go through our list, we know that a […]