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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...

I'm flattered to have been invited to make a contribution to Kobo's literary celebration of Canada's 150th birthday. I am, however, hardly qualified with but one book, A Season in Hell - my 130 Days in the Sahara with Al Qaeda, notched on my literary belt. Photo source...

We had high tea with Kevin Kwan and talked about how rich is rich, which luxuries matter most to him, and how to tell where someone got their face done.

If there is a sub-genre of fiction called “survival fiction”, Claire Cameron is its superstar. Her 2014 bestselling novel, The Bear, tells the story of two small children fending for themselves in the wilds of Algonquin Park after their parents are killed by a bear. Her latest novel...

When did you first fall in love with romance as a genre? The first romance I ever read was Silhouette in high school in Mumbai. One of my friend’s aunt had written it under a super-secret pseudonym. This friend had one copy that we all shared in...

When did you first fall in love with romance as a genre? Probably in my teens, when I was meant to be studying and instead was lured away by the pictures of women in beautiful dresses on the front covers. My first exposure as a reader was...

When did you first fall in love with romance as a genre? As a teenager. I was an avid reader of Sweet Valley High and Christopher Pike in my early teens and then at sixteen I discovered my mom’s Danielle Steele and Jackie Collins books. Those two...