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Netflix to adapt One Hundred Years of Solitude
Netflix has acquired the rights to Gabriel Garcia Marquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude, one of the most celebrated novels of the 20th century and has never before been adapted for the screen.
My Life in Books
4 books Diggstown star Vinessa Antoine loved reading
The CBC series Diggstown, which also stars Natasha Henstridge, C. David Johnson and Brandon Oakes, premieres March 6, 2019.
Meet the Canada Reads 2019 contenders
Yanic Truesdale, Lisa Ray, Joe Zee, Ziya Tong and Chuck Comeau are each championing the one book they think all of Canada should read. The debates take place March 25-28.
The bestselling Canadian books for the week of Feb. 24 to March 2, 2019
Emma Watson selects Fierce Femmes and Notorious Liars by Canadian writer Kai Cheng Thom for feminist book club
Swedish Academy to announce 2 Nobel Prize in literature winners in October
How I Wrote It
Ann Hui pays tribute to Canada's small town Chinese restaurants
The odds are ever in their favour: Hunger Games boost grades at Phoenix Academy
'It's a love story': Chuck Comeau, Abu Bakr al Rabeeah & Winnie Yeung discuss the memoir Homes
How one couple used a bacteria-fighting virus to thwart a deadly superbug
Kate Harris wins $30K RBC Taylor Prize for travel memoir Lands of Lost Borders
Tayari Jones, Anna Burns and Pat Barker on Women's Prize 2019 longlist
In Conversation
Gilmore Girls actor Yanic Truesdale shares how he became a reader and the books that inspire him
Ry Moran on how The Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada allows for a united future
Sarah Moss on Brexit, borders and the ghosts of England's Iron Age
Holocaust survivor Max Eisen on sharing a cautionary tale through Canada Reads
Sask. teen publishes book of poetry about growing up in foster care
'Special and unique' book donation program sends books up north
10 Canadian books coming out in March we can't wait to read
Writer turns the other cheek after DC Comics cancels his Jesus-themed series
How Canada Reads finalist Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette learned to love her absent grandmother
Hugh MacLennan's novel about a love triangle, fighting fascism and 1930s Montreal
Why Dimitri Nasrallah created a fictional dictatorship in the Middle East for his new book
How Catherine Porter went beyond journalism covering the Haiti earthquake
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