Happy New Year! CBC Books has revealed the #CanadaReads 2021 longlist and we are thrilled that Sheung-King’s stunning debut novel, You Are Eating an Orange. You Are Naked., is on […]
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Oeno Gallery Oenogallery.com 613-393-2216 FOR RELEASE October 12, 2020 The Scotiabank Giller Gala Live with Artist Shani Mootoo at Oeno Gallery Oeno Gallery is proud to announce that multidisciplinary artist […]
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Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦 Happy Summer!☀️ To celebrate summer’s arrival, we’re having a Summer Reads Sale! Save 25% off everything* on our site until July 15. Simply use Code […]
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Sunday is Father’s Day. Picking out a gift for the father figures in your life can be tough, but we have a simple solution: if they’re a reader, get dad […]
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June is Pride Month. It is important to remember that the first Pride started as a protest that was largely led by the activism of trans women of colour. The […]
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Over the past week, people in cities around the world have organized and come together amid the pandemic to march in protest against anti-black racism, systemic racism, and police violence […]
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Our Short Story Month Celebration concludes today with Alex Leslie, author of We All Need to Eat. This collection of linked stories revolve around Soma, a young Queer woman in […]
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Our Short Story Month Celebration begins with Jess Taylor, author of the critically acclaimed story collections, Pauls and Just Pervs. Today, we’re sharing an excerpt from Pauls, which in 2015 […]
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Sunday is Mother’s Day. In honour of this special day, we’ve compiled our personal recommendations of books that will make perfect gifts for your book-loving mama, grandma, auntie, sister, cousin, […]
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Welcome to May! Welcome to Short Story Month! It has been said that the short story is the quintessential Canadian form — from Nobel Prize-winning Alice Munro to other amazing […]
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