The Legendary Betty Frank: The Cariboo’s Alpine Queen gets the BC Studies treatment in the latest issue. Says reviewer Judy Campbell: “This is Cariboo history at its grittiest, an unfiltered look into a lifestyle that is now all but lost even in Betty’s remote mountains. It is a chronicle of rural people living at the margins of mainstream […]
Victoria Launch of Leaving Now
On Friday, May 11, at 7:30 p.m., join Arleen Paré as she launches her new novel, Leaving Now, at the Planet Earth Poetry Series at Moka Café. Be sure to arrive early to get a seat! In Leaving Now Arleen Paré, winner of the 2008 Victoria Book Prize, weaves fable, prose and poetics to create a rich […]
Al Rempel honoured with a Prince George Regional Arts and Culture Award
The Prince George Regional Arts and Culture Awards recognize local artists for excellence in their work and for significant contributions to the arts community. This year, Al Rempel received the award for Poetry. Congratulations, Al! It’s well deserved. More information about the awards can be found here. The full list of winners for all thirteen awards […]
Lillian Alling: The Journey Home on the ABPBC Bestsellers List
The Association of Book Publishers of British Columbia assembles a BC Bestsellers list each week, available on their website and in newspapers across the province. This week, Susan Smith-Josephy’s Lillian Alling hit #9 on the list, rubbing elbows with nine other BC luminaries including Charlotte Gill, Carmen Aguirre, Wade Davis and more. Lillian Alling: The Journey Home is the true […]
Ebooks hit the E-shelves
Just in time for some cozy fireside holiday reading, seven Caitlin Press titles are now available through Kobo and Barnes & Noble. Keep your eyes peeled for more Caitlin titles, and for their impending arrival in iBooks. You can read these ebooks on any ereader or tablet, your smartphone or your computer, or send them as gifts. You […]
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