Happy Pride to all!🌈 In honour of Pride Month, we have assembled a reading list featuring inspiring books by LGBTQIA2S+ authors. While this list is by no means exhaustive, here […]
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Today’s 20th Anniversary Author Spotlight is on Lindsay Zier-Vogel, author of Letters to Amelia, and the forthcoming novel The Fun Times Brigade (May 2025). B*: What does being part of […]
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Today, we’re thrilled to welcome the release of Nauetakuan, a silence for a noise by Natasha Kanapé Fontaine, translated by Howard Scott! Named a Most Anticipated Spring 2024 Fiction title from 49th […]
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Father’s Day is just around the corner. In honour of dads everywhere, we’ve curated a list of recommended reads to help you pick the perfect book for the father figures […]
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Happy Publication Day to Holy Winter by internationally acclaimed author Maria Stepanova, translated by Sasha Dugdale. This profoundly moving long poem, written from Stepanova’s dacha in the Russian countryside over […]
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Today’s 20th Anniversary Author Spotlight is on poet Sandra Ridley, author of The Counting House, Silvija, and Vixen, winner of the 2024 Pat Lowther Memorial Award. B*: What does being part of the Book*hug […]
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Today, we’re sharing ten works that inspired Daniel Sarah Karasik in writing Disobedience. Read on to see how Karasik’s debut novel was influenced by works of speculative fiction, abolitionist writing, […]
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For today’s Author Spotlight Q&A, we are featuring Rune Christiansen, author of Fanny and the Mystery in the Grieving Forest and The Loneliness in Lydia Erneman’s Life. B*: What does being […]
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Today, we’re delighted to share a conversation with editor and writer Stacey May Fowles and Adrienne Gruber, author of Monsters, Martyrs, and Marionettes. Gruber’s new lyrical essay collection subverts the stereotypes […]
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Today, we’re thrilled to welcome Disobedience, the first novel by acclaimed writer Daniel Sarah Karasik. Disobedience is a remarkable work of queer and trans speculative fiction that imagines how alternative […]
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