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Fredericton -- Most days, Samuel Lynn, a graduate student at University of New Brunswick, can be found sitting at his desk working away at what he believes will be his first great opus. His room is...
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Tom Hunter, chair of judges, explains why Nick Cutter’s book The Troop would have had the prize’s founding inspiration ‘chuckling in his chair’
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PROFESSOR’S LAST STAND Don’t believe I’m here: I’ve packed, gone without a trace somewhere north of north, or I’m lying in the oily arms of the richest woman in Calgary, Alberta; don’t you realise?
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To celebrate the release of The Exile Book of New Canadian Noir, your humble me hereby presents a series of short, intensely sweet interviews about this already-classic anthology. Entry the sixth: editors Claude Lalumière and David Nickle, plus bonus interview with author Corey Redekop!
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I had the honour to be asked to read a pre-publication copy of A Measure of Light by Canadian author Beth Powning. She's already an award-winning author, and—frankly—I won't be surprised if this no...
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And so came and went this year's final instalment of Qwerty Reads--we're already getting wistful. Many thanks again to Wilser's Room for being a gracious venue, to The 1947 Kitchen Party Disaster f...
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Seasons of Discontent is Raymond Fraser’s thirteenth work of fiction by this prolific New Brunswick author. It could also be subtitled “The Continuing Adventures of Walt Macbride” since it features...
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Past Scotiabank Giller Prize finalist Craig Davidson has won the inaugural James Herbert Award for Horror Writing for his
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PrThe Frye Festival is Canada’s largest literary happening. Each year in the month of April, English- and French- speaking authors from all regions of Canada—and from around the world—arrive in Greater Moncton, New Brunswick, to take part in the Frye Festival.
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Sometimes a book finds you. It senses that you need it. With its cosmic bookish nose, it catches a whiff of your confusion or anger or hurt. Sniff, sniff — woah, thinks the book, what IS that smell? Pain.
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Jocelyne Saucier was born in New Brunswick and now lives in Abitibi, in Northern Quebec. She has published four
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