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    Written records preserve languages spoken in Sudbury

    Shanna Fraser/ColumnistAccording to the United Nations, “at least 43 per cent of the estimated 6,000 languages spoken in the world are endangered”¦ (and) every two weeks a language disappears taking ...
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    International: 20 bestselling books of the week of February 16

    Publishers Weekly's list of the 20 bestselling international books of the week of February 16.
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    Sudbury Accent: Five years and still missing

    Sarah May's new book details Sudbury's missing and murdered women, including Meagan Pilon
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    Book reviews

    Reviews of James Trettwer’s Thorn-Field, Beryl Young’s Miles to Go, and Beverley Brenna's Sapphire the Great and the Meaning of Life.
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    BIBLIOFILES: Libraries provide a safe place for everyone

    Entering a public library is like passing into a parallel judgment-free dimension that provides space to just be who you are while discovering countless free resources that support a diversity ...
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    International: 20 bestselling books of the week of Feb. 9

    Publishers Weekly's list of the 20 bestselling international books of the week of February 9.
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    Science fiction series invokes coming of age and quest themes

    World of Dawn series is brisk and entertaining and will please many young adult readers
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    B.C.: 15 bestselling books of the week of February 9

    The Association of Book Publishers of B.C.'s list of the 15 bestselling books of the week of February 9.
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    Graphic Novel: Off Season looks at the politics of a breakup

    James Sturm’s Off Season is a powerful piece of work, although I am puzzled by the cartoonist’s methods.
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    Once again The Hate U Give author Angie Thomas gets the teen reality right

    Angie Thomas's new book Oh the Come Up takes readers back to Garden Heights and into the life of a young female rapper.
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    Sask. Book Awards shortlist celebrates the year in local literature

    Chelsea Coupal, Robert Calder, Jeanette Lynes and Randy Lundy are each shortlisted for three 2019 Saskatchewan Book Awards.
  • Pulp Fiction bucks the bookselling trend and is expanding in Vancouver

    Nineteen-year-old indie doubling the size of its Commercial Drive store even as chains struggle to stay open
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    Man Booker winner Marlon James brings new book to Vancouver

    Marlon James weaves another in-depth historical drama with new Black Leopard Red Wolf novel
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    Book club kicks off 2019

    The book club will meet on March 12 at 2 p.m. to discuss The Hate u Give. Books are available through the library.
  • Brett Josef Grubisic is the author of the new novel, Oldness; or, the Last-Ditch Efforts of Marcus O.
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    Author Q&A: Vancouver writer's new book about 'becoming older and realizing your social capital has ...

    It's not always easy getting old.  
  • Cree author Darrel McLeod at English Bay in Vancouver. ‘Never let anyone else feel that they are more than you or that they are better than you,’ he says.
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    Pride and the pen: Two bestselling B.C. authors reflect on success and Indigenous identity

    B.C. authors Darrel McLeod and Terese Mailhot, who last year released critically acclaimed, award-winning memoirs centred in Indigenous experience, talk about how success has changed their lives.
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    Exploring more of Abandoned Manitoba

    A Winnipeg author is giving new life to abandoned places all over Manitoba.Gordon Goldsborough, Manitoba historian and aquatic ecologist at the University of Manitoba, recently launched the second in his ...
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    Charity reading for Candlelighters

    A local artist and longtime friend of author Sally Gilchrest-Unrau is doing a reading at Pembina Hills Arts Council on July 30 to support Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Support Group.
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