Michael Crummey explores the mythology and realities of life in Newfoundland in his new novel, Galore.

Nurse and author Tilda Shalof shares the stories of ICU nurses from across North America in Lives in The Balance.

Linden MacIntyre's new novel explores the world of Catholic priests, of guilt, and of betrayal in The Bishop's Man.

Is the WWE a metaphor for our modern society? This is just one lens Chris Hedges has used to explore our society and its problems in Empire of Illusion.

Where We Have To Go started out as a short story, but as Lauren Kirshner explains, her character, Lucy Bloom, had a bigger story to tell.

Thomas Homer-Dixon addresses the twin problems of climate change and oil consumption in our near future in his new book, Carbon Shift.

Naturopathic Doctor, Natasha Turner, relates her personal experience with hormone imbalances, and how that led to her research the hormonal diet approach in The Hormone Diet.

Eric Walters tells us about how he came to write a non-fiction book for children, Tell Me Why, which is meant to inspire, provoke and engage our youth. Along the way, he met some truly amazing young adults.

Claire Letemendia explains how her budding academic career led to her debut novel, The Best of Men.

Damon Galgut explores the idea of corruption in his new novel, The Impostor, and which character, among many, is the title character.