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Play's the Thing: Telegrams From Home Vol. 2

What does playtime mean when you're parenting through a pandemic? Vancouver writer Kevin Chong shares a story about his daughter and her favourite toys.

Recommended Reading

35 new eBooks and audiobooks we’re looking forward to this week

New eBooks and audiobooks out June 9 - 22 including Max Brooks' Sasquatch massacre, Buddhist advice on anger, and an intimate portrait of Robert Johnson.

Author Interviews

Kathy Reichs, author of A Conspiracy of Bones

A Conspiracy of Bones is bestselling author Kathy Reichs's nineteenth entry in her series featuring forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan.

Author Interviews

In conversation with Kiley Reid

We spoke with novelist Kiley Reid about the books she loves and which of them helped her write her provocative bestseller, Such a Fun Age. 

Big Ideas in Books

14 books for getting smarter about anti-racism

These eBooks and audiobooks will challenge, inform, enlighten and help readers foster change from within.

New eBooks and Audiobooks

26 new eBooks and audiobooks we’re looking forward to this week

New eBooks and audiobooks out June 2 from James Patterson and Iris Johansen, presidential fact-checking by WaPo, and reasons for hope from Rutger Bregman.

Telegrams from Home: The Games People Play

In this 4th instalment of Telegrams From Home, Michael Winter revisits his childhood through a game of table hockey. Telegrams From Home Vol 1 is out now!

Author Interviews

Genevieve Graham spins stories from hidden history

Historical novelist Genevieve Graham spoke with us about her research process and how Diana Gabaldon still inspires her to create.

New eBooks and Audiobooks

28 new eBooks and audiobooks we’re looking forward to this week

New eBooks and audiobooks out the week of May 26, 2020, including titles by Michael Connelly, Nora Roberts, and Stay Gold, the YA debut of Tobly McSmith.

Telegrams from Home: Grundiboob

In this 3rd instalment of our Telegrams from Home series, poet David James Brock discovers a villain in his company--and hatches a plan to get rid of him.

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