Vancouver cinemas are serving up plenty of scares this October, from Japanese ghost stories and horror classics to cult favourites and new restorations. Here’s where to catch Halloween movies on the big screen in 2026.
Interview with Stephanie Lecce, author of Amelia the Not-So Small Superhero. Interview by Julie Rankin.
A review of the new Replacements bio, Trouble Boys.
Interview with the author of I Lost It at the Video Store.
The record label has launched a vinyl subscription service which will include releases from acts like Superhaven.
Us Conductors author Sean Michaels reads in Vancouver tomorrow night (May 7).
Rachel Kushner discusses the art world, 1970s New York and Italy, and the setting and ideas behind her second novel, The Flamethrowers.
An interview with Jeannette Walls, author of The Glass Castle.
Camilla d’Errico’s Helmetgirls hits bookshelves, Feb 27 – by Fatimah Yasin Camilla d’Errico is set to release a second book with Dark Horse Comics a year after Femina and Fauna: The Art of Camilla d’Errico. Available Feb 27, Helmetgirls follows a similar style to d’Errico’s previous work in fusing manga, steampunk and fine art into […]
Win a copy of the new college handbook by staff of The Stranger.
Chester Brown’s first and weirdest comic reissued. Review by Shawn Conner.
The League, now down to two (or is it three?) world-savers, is back in the final installment of Alan Moore’s epic.
A new graphic novel by Canadian cartoonist Faith Erin Hicks. Shawn Conner review.
The inaugural festival is a rousing success. “Now we can apply for grants,” enthuses organizer Shannon Campbell. Ryan Ingram reports.
