Copresentation by Music on Main, PuSh Festival, and Chan Centre features Inuit throat singers in new performance language
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The former CBC radio host is being remembered for his long, deep relationship with the literary community
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Acclaimed Indigenous writer, musician, academic, and activist discusses her latest prize-winning book, Theory of Water
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Celebrations of 7IDANsuu James Hart and Tamio Wakayama mix with coffee-table odes to gritty Vancouver streets and a viral marquee
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Edited by Paul Wong, Figure 1 Publishing release draws on the Japanese Canadian artist’s unpublished memoir, Soul on Rice
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Written with Curtis Collins, the Figure 1 Publishing release takes a detailed look at Hart’s large-scale works, including poles, cedar sculptures, and bronzes
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Ahead of her appearance at Vancouver Writers Fest, author talks horror, motherhood, and the power of female rage
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Readings and discussions focus on women’s perspectives on horror writing, and how to find your inner dinosaur in a world of chickens
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Author of forthcoming elegy The World After Rain looks at writers’ roles in times of crisis
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Events range from book talks to writing masterclasses, featuring such authors as Antonio Michael Downing, Susan Juby, Silvia Moreno-Garcia, and more
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At award gala, Vancouver poet Fred Wah received Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Literary Excellence.
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Poet Garth Martens says the Victoria-based troupe’s performances are a visceral and intimate conversation between words, music, and dance
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Evening features Canadian authors in sequential talks about the country’s current issues and rapidly shifting landscape
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With the main lineup taking place October 20 to 26, events cover everything from censorship to Canadian identity
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An extension of her national exhibition of the same name, Catherine Clement’s latest book shares individual experiences of Canada’s dark period of Chinese exclusion
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Publication with corresponding Vancouver Art Gallery exhibition highlights the rich stories and cultural importance of B.C.’s art scene
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Annual prize presented by the Writers’ Trust of Canada carries $10,000 for each recipient, along with access to skill development and mentorship opportunities
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Release by Figure 1 Publishing and MOA features more than 250 photographs alongside text by museum curator Carol E. Mayer
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In renowned one-man show I Wish I Was a Mountain, the award-winning British poet leans on rhythm of deep musical influences
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With this gritty collection of street photographs, the Vancouver songwriter, poet, and playwright opens a new chapter in his hard-won life as an artist
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