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YA author Tanya Boteju told us what she's been reading and how she came to see roller derby as a place for healing in her new book, Bruised.

We spoke with Liu Cixin, the Hugo Award-winning author of international bestseller, The Three-Body Problem.

We spoke with mystery novelist Amy Stuart about reading through the pandemic, and how she fits books into her (normally) busy life of sports and teaching.

Glenn Dixon is a musician, filmmaker, non-fiction writer, and now debut novelist, with the release of Bootleg Stardust.

Financial author Kelley Keehn shared some of the books that inspire her, and why acquiring more books is always a worthy investment.

We spoke with journalist Kamal Al-Solaylee about feeding a short attention span with a variety of books and how he tackles book-length projects.

Toronto journalist Moira Welsh was putting the finishing touches on Happily Ever Older: Revolutionary Approaches to Long-Term Care when COVID-19 struck.

We asked romance novelist Farah Heron what she’s been reading and looking forward to reading, and we learned how she crafts the perfect meet-cute.

The author of Crow Lake spoke with us about learning to see herself as a novelist, and why she's still writing stories set in Northern Ontario.

The author of The Scientist and the Psychic told us about the books that he grew up on, and his hope for the future of science communication.