The author of a new oral history of grunge on Courtney Love, Layne Staley and Candlebox. read more
The Hark! A Vagrant cartoonist in conversation with Bill Richardson at the 2011 Vancouver International Writers Festival. read more
Author Lev Grossman on the return of plot, Alan Moore’s groundbreaking Miracle Man and why we need Stephanie Meyer. read more
The Vancouver actress on her role in the new movie Tucker & Dale vs. Evil. read more
The Simpsons Comics writer on the SImpsons/Futurama crossover, comic cons and more. Ryan Ingram interview. read more
On vampires, and growing up with Logan’s Run. read more
The Vancouver artist/illustrator talks about her adventures with comics greats Bryan Talbot and Grant Morrison, Avril’s new look and how to survive this year’s San Diego Comic-Con. read more
An interview with Emily Carroll, a Vancouver-based artist who recently won an award for Outstanding Web Comics Creator. read more
Susan Casey talks about her book The Wave. read more
Crime novelist Jason Starr on his latest, The Pack, as well as his comics work and movie projects like the David Fincher adaptation of his novel Panic Attack. read more
Gary Kent talks about writing his first graphic novel/kids book at 70, the golden age of fishing in B.C. and what’s next for his character Gubby. read more
Interview by Erin Hanson. read more
We talk to the author of A Visit From the Goon Squad. read more
Neil Strauss on Lady Gaga’s fear of babies, Orlando Bloom’s immortal dialogue, and famous last words. read more
Canadian soldier Jake Olafsen talks about his time in Afghanistan, and writing about his experiences becoming a Green Beret. read more
The Toronto author talks about his sexy new novel. read more
The cartoonist talks about her latest project and working for Marvel. read more
Interview with the author of Super Sad True Love Story. read more
The muckraking Toronto columnist talks about her new book, The Trouble with Billionaires, a curative for anyone awed by substantial wealth. read more
Life of Pi author on Stephen Harper, literacy, animals and the holocaust. read more
The cartoonist, in town for the 2010 Vancouver International Writers and Readers Festival. read more
Interview with the author of The Last Living Slut. read more
‘… the British Embassy in Dublin was burnt down… and I never met anyone who thought this was a bad thing. And these were law-abiding people. It seemed like a reasonable response to what had happened [in Derry]…’ read more
‘Part of the purpose of the book is to give the reader a feeling for a tight-knit and fairly isolated community where everybody knows everything about everybody, but the outsiders don’t. They have to infer all this stuff. That goes for the reader as well… read more
