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Sharon Neiss Arbess began her writing career as a copywriter. After having children, she left the advertising world and began […]

Cinephiles, step aside, the literati are having their moment. Barely a week after the (mostly fabulous) Toronto International Film Festival, […]

When I opened the pages of Craig Shreve’s manuscript, I was immediately immersed in the world of 1579, aboard a […]

Danièle Cybulskie is a well-respected historian, author, podcaster and public speaker. Her true talent lies in bringing the Middle Ages […]

If you’re an avid reader and have a growing collection of books, you know how important it is to keep […]

Ripple Foundation aims to foster creativity in Canadian youth through writing. We recently spoke with Tamara Capar, Chief Editor, Wave […]

Victoria Daley, my close friend, is an educator and a devoted mother to her delightful 8-year-old daughter, Mia. Her journey […]

Rocco Maragna and I often sit under the wisteria canopy in our garden. I look at him and ask myself: […]

The Word On The Street Festival is back for its 34th annual celebration of Canadian and Indigenous literature, taking place […]

Emma Odrach and I both went to Parkdale Collegiate. In grade twelve, I decided to join the school newspaper. Emma […]