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Saturday we'll hear stories from the five finalists in the Rookie Writers competition and meet two of the brains behind the Loading Ready Run sketch comedy video team in Victoria as they head into their 5th season on the web.

This Week's Featured Interviews

New World Provence is a cookbook from Alessandra and Jean-Francis Quaglia based on the menus at their two Vancouver restaurants.  For the recipes see the Food page of this site.
Listen to a conversation.

Writer Jane Rule died very recently at her home on Galiano Island.  Alan Twigg of BC Bookworld and a friend of hers,  pays a tribute to this woman who changed so many lives.
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Ian McAllister has a brand new book called The Last Wild Wolves (Greystone)
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Sarah Ellis is an award winning author of many books for younger  readers.  Her latest Odd Man Out   tells the story of a boy who goes to spend the summer with his eccentric grandmother and gang of girl cousins in a big old house on an island.  The book has received several big awards including the TD CCBC book prize.
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George Stroumboulopoulos, host of CBC's The Hour was in Vancouver to do his show and made time for an interview with Rookie Reporter Mankerrat Gill.
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Bulletin Board

  • Spirit in the Grass: The Cariboo Chilcotin's Forgotten Landscape is by photographer Chris Harris. Published by Country Light Books.

  • You can find the recipes from the recent NXNW Cooking Clubs on this website by going to the Food page. The link is on the left hand side of this main page.

  • The Desk Top Disc for Dec. 22 was from Solterre, a duo from the Slocan Valley.

  • CBC Radio's Battle of Beethoven is open to musicians across the country ages 15-18.  The prizes are great and the deadline is Jan. 14th.

  • Some images from the Nechako from June Wood





  • Jon Bartlett and Rika Ruebsaat  are regular visitors to NXNW with songs and stories from B.C.'s past.

  • Here are the photos of Brian reading the news and Sheryl hosting NXNW

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