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George and Chiara spotted the sea monster not far from where they had set down their picnic blanket and basket. It was George who had recommended this spit of rocky tongue that overlooked the sea,... 
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Fredericton is the capital of New Brunswick, but it's also known as the poetry capital of Canada, thanks to
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Maika Branch, 11, loves getting lost in an adventure novel.
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Artists are now being forced by governments to conform to the language of corporatism if they want to get funding
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An anthology of creative non-fiction shorts that shows teens they aren't alone and that it does get better.
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CARAQUET - La Librairie Pélagie, une des rares librairies francophones indépendantes en Atlantique, a fêté jeudi son 25e anniversaire.
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There is no black and white truth in the novels of David Adams Richards.
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Over his long career, David Adams Richards has carved out a unique body of work, in the process developing a… Read More »
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There is no black and white truth in the novels of David Adams Richards. But there is a whole lot of grey - grey in the sense of moral uncertainty. CBC Radio's The Sunday Edition interviewed the award-winning novelist about his latest book, Crimes Against My Brother.
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The names of the recipients of the 2014 Order of New Brunswick were released as part of New Brunswick Day celebrations. The award honours current or former long-time residents of New Brunswick who...
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Painters by Michael Pacey Piebald, thin as ladders, perpetually
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Talking about the natural world with Safari Honeymoon cartoonist Jesse Jacobs.
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A family obsessed with underwear, kindness to animals, and angst-filled LiveJournal entries. Recorded live at the Cedar Tree Cafe in Fredericton, NB.
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The Malahat Review, established in 1967, is among Canada’s leading literary journals. Published quarterly, it features contemporary Canadian and international and contemporary works of poetry and fiction as well as reviews of recently published Canadian poetry, fiction and literary non-fiction.
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A review of Shane Rhodes' X: Poems & Anti-Poems. This review focuses on the link between language and landscape, and considers the ways in which that link, reflected in Rhodes' work, comments upon the use of language as an oppressive tool in the treatment of Native Americans and Canadians.
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Riel Nason takes us back (with her book) to small-town New Brunswick in the 1960s, where life is about to change forever. Candace takes us along (with her car) to have a look at the culprit...
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The author of Crimes Against My Brother speaks with Craig Davidson on the presence of God in his fiction, working class characters, and not condescending to the religious.
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This isn't my first interview with Craig, but it is my first as Craig (I'll let you figure the other one out :-D), but I'm thrilled to welcome him back to talk
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His latest novel tells the tale of childhood friends, three boys who are inseparable, who are loyal and who trust no one but themselves. In Crimes Against My Brother, we find out what happens when that bond is tested.
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