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Canadians open up about how living in a COVID-cautious world has left its mark, and what they see in their futures.

We chatted over Zoom with K. L. Armstrong about the reading diet that made her the writer she is today.

Mary Pauline Lowry is the author of the novels The Roxy Letters and Wildfire, she’s also a regular contributor to O, The Oprah Magazine.

New eBooks and audiobooks out July 14, including a Trump family memoir, a Daniel Silva art world thriller, and 2 books about the importance of friendship.

Months into the pandemic, writer and broadcaster Waubgeshig Rice left his job in radio to finish his 3rd novel—and welcome his baby into the world.

First-time novelist J. J. Martin can’t resist an anti-hero. And he loves getting inside the heads of unsavoury characters -- including the protagonist of his new book Father Sweet.We chatted over Zoom in the early days of the pandemic lockdown about the books that inspired him and how...

Dr. Jen Gunter cuts through misinformation with a razor wit. We spoke with her about her writing career, mythbusting, and what she's been reading lately.

New eBooks and audiobooks out the weeks of June 30 and July 7, 2020, including new novels from Marian Keyes, Kevin Kwan and, can this be right--Jim Carrey?

A generation of pioneering Black writers have been pushing genre boundaries to encompass new elements, traditions, and myths to underpin fantastical tales.

Through a friend working in construction at a hospital in the Bronx, Greg Thomas learns that his mental map of the COVID-19 frontline is all wrong.