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Every fan of the romance genre should know the name Kate Pearce. With her unconventional heroes, particularly cowboys, and ability to subvert romance clichés, it's no surprise she's a NYT and USA Today bestselling author. We spoke with Kate to learn more about her Morgan Ranch series...

Everybody loves a twist, right? A great twist is an enticing prospect for many readers in choosing their next read and it is my view, this is never more important than in the psychological thriller. I think it’s fair to say that writers of psychological thrillers dream...

I was lying on my sofa one evening in April 2016 when I checked my inbox and learned that I was shortlisted for the Kobo Emerging Writer Prize in Romance for Fury’s Kiss. By that point, I had forgotten that I had even entered, so I jumped off...

We sat down with David Chariandy and DJ Agile, the Toronto hip hop producer who created the mixtape inspired by Chariandy's novel Brother.

Leadership expert Ritu Bhasin spoke with us about the importance of living an authentic life—and what can get in the way.

Nigel Poor Nigel Poor has spent a lot of time in prison, but it’s not what you might think. She’s an artist, not a criminal, and prison is the focus of Ear Hustle, the hugely popular and well-regarded podcast she co-created in 2016 with Earlonne Woods and...

I’m Lynn Cahoon, author of the Tourist Trap, Cat Latimer, and coming soon, Farm to Fork mystery series. And full disclosure, I’m a true cozy mystery lover.

Getting the inside out – a chat with Ear Hustle’s Nigel Poor Ear hustle is prison slang for eavesdropping, or being nosy, which is likely a dangerous act for those on the inside. Visual artist Nigel Poor looks like the sort of woman who would learn a...

Truckers, as it turns out, are among the most avid audiobooks fans in the universe, which makes sense when you think about all the time they spend on the road and how dreary radio can be. So, in a way, “reading” on the road is their secret...

A “kyopo” daughter of Korean immigrants, Elaine Chang was born in Vancouver, British Columbia. Educated at UBC, Stanford University and the Canadian Film Centre, she currently teaches literary and cultural studies and creative writing at the University of Guelph. Reading has long played a guiding role in her...