In ‘Morning After The Revolution,’ Nellie Bowles Can’t Decide On A Side
Cancel culture pack leader Nellie Bowles’ new persona is a ‘hemming-and-hawing moderate’ willing to poke fun at anyone.
‘Who Owns Outer Space?’ has been awarded the Donner Prize for the best public policy book by a Canadian
Michael Byers and Aaron Boley, who are both faculty members at UBC, will share the prize money as co-authors of the winning book
A man in British Columbia wants to find new homes for the thousands of books he won't be able to read soon
John William began experiencing vision loss 10 years ago and believes it is now time to part with much of his collection, which consists of about 3,500 books.
John Vaillant's Fire Weather optioned by Vendôme Pictures
Vancouver author’s award-winning non-fiction book about Ft. McMurray wildfire of 2016 to get Hollywood treatment
Colter Harper is organizing an event to introduce his book 'Jazz in the Hill'
“Jazz in the Hill ” examines the musical genre through the lens of conversation and community as a driver for change. Harper offers a direct look at the interaction between musicians and audiences, as well as the bond between the community and its people.” explores the musical genre through the lens of conversation and community as a catalyst for change. Harper provides a direct look at the dialogue between musicians and listeners, as well as the connection between the community and its people.
Vancouver authors John Vaillant and Benjamin Perrin are finalists for the Writers' Trust of Canada prize
Fire Weather: The Making of a Beast and Indictment: The Criminal Justice System on Trial compete for $25,000 prize
The Heritage of Ta-Nehisi Coates
The writings of Ta-Nehisi Coates often receive resounding acclaim from the liberal media. Here, Helen Andrews breaks down the cracks in his argument and explains why such praise is largely unwarranted.
‘Polarization’ Is Liberal Code For ‘Just Surrender Already’
James Pierson’s new book explains how a range of factors helped end liberal dominance. They call this intellectual vibrancy ‘polarization.’
How Atticus Finch Represents American Aristocracy
For any student of Southern Stoicism, it fits that Atticus Finch was a magnanimous defender of the black person’s rights in the 1930s yet an endorser of illegal responses to that person’s rights in the 1950s.
The 5 Best Thomas Paine Quotes From ‘Common Sense’
Perhaps more than any other work, Thomas Paine’s ‘Common Sense’ galvanized the case for American independence.