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Reading is no easy task for visually impaired people
Becki Zerr prefers audio books when she’s not reading to her son at bedtime.
View ArticleThis is a negativism-free zone ... for now
From the you-can't-please-everyone department, we are delighted (well, sort of) to bring you this week's column.
View ArticleRead My Book features YesterCanada by Elma (Martens) Schemenauer
Some of the mysteries in YesterCanada involve eccentrics whose motives puzzle people to this day.
View ArticleKathie Bird's portraits give voice to social outsiders who are often overlooked
Gerald makes his living picking bottles in Regina. In a portrait by Kathie Bird, he stands between two garbage bins with a grin on his face.
View ArticleU of R Press director Bruce Walsh believes in changing the narrative
The press’s motto, “a voice for many peoples,” is not just lip service.
View ArticleEhman's history of Saskatchewan food the next provincial book club pick
Amy Jo Ehman’s Out of Old Saskatchewan Kitchens is neither cookbook nor history book — it’s both.
View ArticleGoobie says new poetry collection proof that recovery from childhood abuse is...
In the #MeToo era, sexual abuse survivors are increasingly willing to discuss their experiences. Beth Goobie has never shied away from the subject.
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