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Brian Francis faced his fears to write YA — and got nominated for a Governor General's Literary Award
Alan Walker demystifies the storied life of Fryderyk Chopin
Marianne Micros's Eye explores the myths and old world magic within her Greek heritage
Brian Harvey went on a two-month sailing trip around Vancouver Island to better understand his late father
Cary Fagan's The Student was inspired by the opportunities his mother never had
Naomi K. Lewis retraces her grandfather's escape from Nazi-occupied Holland in her memoir
Governor General's Literary Award winner Don Gillmor writes about losing his brother to the Yukon River
Epidemiologist Dan Werb studies Tijuana's epidemic of missing and murdered women
Magic 8 Q&A
Governor General's Literary Award finalist Erin Bow may be writing in a garden shed right now
Poetry Month
'He speaks the truth': Why Joseph A. Dandurand recommends reading TREATY# by Armand Garnet Ruffo
5 books Isabelle Arsenault would love to illustrate
With novel The Innocents, Michael Crummey explores strength, spirit and survival in 18th century Newfoundland
How the art of Alex Colville inspired K.D. Miller's latest short story collection
Young kids are more empathetic than they get credit for, says Canadian illustrator Sydney Smith
Love, history and family: the true story of a Japanese-Canadian internment camp survivor
Chaos, horror, trauma: B.C. playwright's war drama inspired by father's work in Kandahar hospital
Michael's Essay: In Praise of Translator Sheila Fischman
Robert Lepage revisits his childhood during Quebec's cultural revolution
In Conversation
Rhonda Mullins on why being a literary translator can be both challenging and fulfilling
Borders
The 2018 Governor General's Literary Award winners write about borders
