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From quick Q&As to in-depth interviews, get to know some of our favourite authors. Learn how they write and discover what they read—plus so much more.

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Zalika Reid-Benta, author of Frying Plantain

Toronto novelist Zalika Reid-Benta discussed her debut Frying Plantain, books that opened her eyes, and how she navigates identities and expectations. 

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Andreas Souvaliotis on doubling down on what makes us different

Social entrepreneur Andreas Souvaliotis joined us to discuss his life, lessons, and the books that shaped both him and his memoir Misfit.

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How Karen M. McManus keeps readers engaged

Michael is joined by a special guest in this conversation with YA thriller novelist Karen M. McManus.

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Dr. Julia Shaw shines light on humanity's dark side

We sat down with Dr. Julia Shaw to discuss her latest book, Evil: The Science Behind Humanity’s Dark Side, as well as some of her favourite books.

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After writing 19 books, Marc Levy is still as curious as ever

Marc Levy spoke with us about his most recent work book Une fille comme elle, the value of dreaming, and the importance of empathy and curiosity.

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Novelist Sheena Kamal on betting on herself—and winning

Sheena Kamal, winner of the 2018 Kobo Emerging Writers Prize for Mystery spoke about how a struggle with screenwriting led to her writing her first book.

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Novelist Craig Davidson on telling true stories

We spoke with Craig Davidson, literary shapeshifter, about his first work of nonfiction, Precious Cargo, which was nominated for CBC Canada Reads 2018.

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Maria Qamar offers advice on how not to take advice

Based on her popular Instagram @Hatecopy, artist Maria Qamar has created a humorous, illustrated “survival guide” to deal with overbearing “Aunties.”

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How Omar El Akkad's war reporting informed his award-winning novel

Journalist Omar El Akkad told us how his experience as a war reporter informed his award-winning debut novel about a second American Civil War.

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How Mark Sakamoto traced his family's painful path to forgiveness

Mark Sakamoto, author of Forgiveness: A Gift from My Grandparents, spoke with us about how his family endured through a dark chapter in Canadian history.

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