After 15 years in quantum superposition, Scurrilous Ephemera crawls back into the observable universe to check on Dolly, Gloria, Lindsay, Paris, Speidi and Jersey Shore.
A new book celebrates the great diversity of comic books, graphic novels and daily strips from around the world.
The Hark! A Vagrant cartoonist in conversation with Bill Richardson at the 2011 Vancouver International Writers Festival.
Matthew J. Trafford, Richard Wagamese and highlights of the Word On the Street Festival in this week’s Picas and Prose books news column.
Plus: the return of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Small Press Expo goes legit and more from our weekly comics correspondent Eric Buckler.
It’s the battle of the wizards, and they’re not much more exciting than Transformers.
Great crime fiction ideas for summer beach reading.
Belgrade-born/Vancouver-based artist NeMo Balkanski launches his new collection of darkly satirical, adults-only comic strips.
Vancouver author on Marshall McLuhan.
Interview with the author of The Game and Everyone Loves You When You’re Dead. By Shawn Conner.
In Limitless, Bradley Cooper is a writer who takes a drug that lets him rite bettur. Regan Payne’s list of 12 other drug-based movies.
An interview with the author of Life of Pi and Beatrice & Virgil. By Jenn Laidlaw.
