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Today's featured graphic novelist is award-winning Cole Pauls whose quirky graphic novel Pizza Punks (Conundrum Press) is a punk-rock celebration of pizza that explores just how far an extremely dedicated punk might go to attain the cheesiest of pies. The graphic novel ...
During the week of the Toronto Comic Arts Festival we're spotlighting a different graphic novelist every day. Today we chat with Halifax-based artist Veronica Post whose semi-autobiographical debut Langosh and Peppi, Fugitive Days (Conundrum Press) tells the story of t ...
During National Volunteer Week, we chatted with author LS Stone about her recent middle-grade novel What’s in it for ME? (Rebel Mountain Press), which is a perfect fit for entertaining young readers while introducing them to important themes of global activism and volu ...
Set in post-war Northern Ontario, Kayt Burgess's new novel Connection at Newcombe (Latitude 46 Publishing) follows the resourceful campaign of the residents of Newcombe as they push back against the government to establish a railway station in their "too-small" town to e ...
May might be Mental Health Awareness month, but self care doesn't recognize a calendar. For those who struggle, and even for those just looking to better understand the challenges of those who do, we've put together a roundup of titles that tackle mental health from a range ...
Content warning: references to sexual assault
I’ve been oversharing all my life. My father worked in IT long before it was cool so I had internet access at home as early as 1995. By 1997, I was a 12-year-old writer for a feminist website of fellow tween and teenage girls. W ...
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