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Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with Antonio Michael Downing, author of the memoir Saga Boy and host of CBC’s The Next Chapter, about his novel Black Cherokee.

Host Michael Tamblyn spoke with novelist Scott Alexander Howard, winner of the 2025 Kobo Emerging Writer Prize and author of The Other Valley.

We spoke with Rob Franklin about his debut novel Great Black Hope, the story of a young man arrested while heading home from a summer house party.

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Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with Wally Lamb about his first novel in nearly a decade and his third to be selected by Oprah's Book Club, The River is Waiting.

Michael Tamblyn spoke with Eliza Reid, author of Death on the Island. It’s set on a remote nordic island where a dinner party of diplomats turns fatal.

Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with Aaron Kreuter, author of Lake Burntshore, which tells the story of one summer at a fictional Canadian Jewish summer camp.

Host Michael Tamblyn spoke with Elyse Graham, author of Book and Dagger: How Scholars and Librarians Became the Unlikely Spies of World War Two.

Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with Liann Zang, author of the novel Julie Chan is Dead. It's a satire about influencers that only an insider could have written.

Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with novelist Jon Hickey, author of Big Chief—a story of politics, power, and belonging among a fictional Indigenous community.