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How I Wrote It
How confronting body image issues inspired Mallory Tater's debut poetry collection
The poet talks about the personal experiences that inspired This Will Be Good.
Guy Delisle, Joe Ollmann among 2018 Doug Wright Award finalists, which recognize the best in Canadian comics
The winners will be announced on May 12, 2018, at the Toronto Comic Arts Festival.
Enter the CBC Poetry Prize now
You could win $6,000 from the Canada Council for the Arts, attend a 10-day writing residency at the Banff Centre and have your work published on CBC Books. Enter by May 31, 2018.
The 2018 Shakespeare Selfie Student Writing Challenge is now open for submissions
The bestselling books in Canada: April 8 to April 14, 2018
Poetry Month
Where award-winning writer Gregory Scofield finds the power in poetry
CBC Literary Prizes
Leah Mol wins the 2018 CBC Short Story Prize
Magic 8 Q&A
Why Jeff Latosik believes poetry can be 'chaotic and hard to chart'
How Alan Kurdi's family are turning their grief into a fight to help refugees
My Life in Books
7 books and poems that inspire Governor General's Literary Award-winning poet Richard Harrison
Magic 8 Q&A
Why poet Najwa Zebian shredded her first writing journal
Reporting on #MeToo, California wildfires and the U.S. election wins Pulitzer Prizes
How I Wrote It
Griffin Poetry Prize finalist Donato Mancini explores the nature of changing language in his latest collection
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Once Upon a Time: Storybook Project maintains bonds between inmate mothers, children
Poetry Month
Canisia Lubrin on how poetry orients us to 'the complexities of life'
Margie Wolfe on the story of a sisterly bond even the Holocaust couldn't break
Frankenstein 101: What the monster teaches medical students
How close are we to creating a real-life super soldier?
Poetry Month
14 Canadian poets to watch in 2018
When the Moon Comes: An ode to the sport that has brought Canada together
Bren Kolson remembered as 'passionate' writer, poet and advocate for Indigenous women
How I Wrote It
How Dennis Foon wrote the screenplay adaptation of Richard Wagamese's novel Indian Horse
How the death of her parents inspired poet Catherine Graham to turn to fiction
With East West Street, Philippe Sands maps the intersection of unspeakable crime and modern justice
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The Next Chapter
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