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Print Matters: Our War by Calgary Author Craig DiLouie

September 12, 2019 Julia Melcher

Craig DiLouie just published his new book, Our War, which follows a UNICEF worker and journalist who reveals the use of child soldiers in the second American civil war. What does it mean to be […]

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Print Matters: Night of Power by Calgary Author Anar Ali

August 15, 2019 Julia Melcher

Night of Power follows a Ugandan family as they are forced to flee their home after Dictator Idi Amin’s regime expels the South Asian population. This is a story about displacement that looks into the […]

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“A Day in the Life” with Calgary author Marc Watson

February 6, 2019 Ann Baek

Marc Watson came to Calgary in 1998 from the centre of the universe known as Southern Ontario (not that we should hold that against him) where he enjoyed pen and paper writing and story-telling throughout […]

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“A Day in the Life” with Calgary writer Craig Dilouie

August 6, 2018 Admin

Craig Dilouie is a Calgary writer of many talents. His books span the speculative genres and, with his Crash Dive series, even into submarine thrillers. Nominated for the Horror Writer’s Association’s Bram Stoker Award for […]

Steena Holmes
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“A Day in the Life” with Calgary Artist Steena Holmes

March 20, 2018 Admin

Steena Holmes is a wife, mother, my best friend and a writer. She pours her heart and soul into everything she does, whether it is being an everyday Mom to three teenage daughters, an amazing […]

Jeffrey John Eyamie
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No Escape from Greatness: Interview with Author Jeffrey John Eyamie

March 18, 2016 Madison Bartlett

Winnipeg author and screenwriter, Jeffrey John Eyamie, will read from and discuss his new novel, No Escape from Greatness, at Owl’s Nest Books on Thursday, March 31. The novel is about a has-been actor and recovering alcoholic, Gabriel […]

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Literary-Inspired Events to Check Out This Spring

March 2, 2016 Madison Bartlett

Spring is just around the corner, so it’s time to slip out of hibernation, put on those rain boots, and get out of the house! From a discussion and reading by the author of the […]

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Tom Wayman’s New Collection Captures Complexities of B.C.’s Interior

October 27, 2015 Madison Bartlett

Award-winning author and poet Tom Wayman will be launching his new collection of short stories, The Shadows We Mistake for Love, on Tuesday, November 3 at Shelf Life Books. The stories, connected by geography, each detail the lives of […]

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How to Succeed in Hollywood Without Really Acting: A Calgarian’s Guide to the Auditioning Process

August 4, 2015 Madison Bartlett

Peter Skagen is a born and raised Calgarian whose book, How to Succeed in Hollywood Without Really Acting, was released earlier this year. The actor, who was inspired to join the film industry when he started […]

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A Boat by Any Other Name: Bookish Boats at South Glenmore Park

July 21, 2015 Madison Bartlett

Sometimes us literary types are stereotyped as being homebodies, but prove your non-bibliophile friends wrong this summer by taking your love for books outdoors. A lot of Calgarians gather around the Glenmore Reservoir for canoeing, […]

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