|
Blog
Ed Finn
| Reading is important. It’s that simple. If you doubt it, ask the question: Could a country that had widely read Huckleberry Finn have taken Donald J. Trump seriously for a second? |
|
Columnists
Rick Salutin
| All bookstores, big and small, face the tech challenge. Books as we know them won't be around forever, even if it used to seem they had and would. |
|
Blog
babble book club
| babble book club's newest selection will be a 'reader's choice' of Alice Munro books! Our final discussion will be Friday December 13 at 2:00 p.m. EST in the babble book lounge. |
|
Blog
Âpihtawikosisân
| University can be an overwhelming and intimidating place. Sometimes, all it takes is a pint of beer to realize you're not the only one at sea. |
|
Blog
Kaitlin McNabb
| Rival Schools partnered with Canadian Indigenous groups to create an inclusive and inspired digital reading experience for kids. |
|
Blog
Kiley Turner
| Eight of Canada's most esteemed book junkies reveal their picks for Canadian reads they just couldn't put down this summer. |
|
Activist Toolkit
| Scribd is an online document hosting service that was launched in 2007 |
|
Blog
Nathaniel G. Moore
| The CanLit onesy is a 100 per cent cotton blend knit reading onesy, perfect for reading any type of Canadian literature. |
|
Columnists
Rick Salutin
| Speaking writer to readers, I want to register some year-end thoughts on climate change in the realm of reading. |
|
Columnists
Wayne MacPhail
| Amazon's new e-book reader, the Kindle DX, has been heralded as the saviour of newspapers. But its success will depend on an uninformed consumer willing to be duped into giving up rights. |
|
Podcast
Cathi Bond, Francine Prose
| Francine Prose talks about Goldengrove - an unusual coming of age story about life, death and sexual awakening. |
