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Diana Athill: looking back at a remarkable literary life and career
Writers & Company looks back at the amazing life and career of editor and memoirist Diana Athill. She died on Jan. 23, 2019, at the age of 101.
Meet the Canada Reads 2019 contenders
Yanic Truesdale, Lisa Ray, Joe Zee, Ziya Tong and Chuck Comeau are each championing the one book they think all of Canada should read. The debates take place March 25-28.
Enter the CBC Nonfiction Prize
You could win $6,000 from the Canada Council for the Arts, a two-week writing residency at the Banff Centre and have your work published on CBC Books.
Why Catherine Hernandez writes
Andrea Levy, author of Small Island, dies at 62
Aaron Williams chronicles his experiences fighting forest fires in Chasing Smoke
Why I Write
Why Canada Reads author Max Eisen wrote a book about escaping death during the Holocaust
Why economic anxiety inspired Lisa Moore's new short story collection
20 students from across Canada shortlisted for The First Page student writing challenge
David Chariandy on what it's like having his novel Brother on Canada Reads
Parkland shooting survivors delivered more 'powerful' message than any politician says author Dave Cullen
PUBLISHING 101
Ready to publish your first book? Here's how to find a publisher
Black History Month
6 must-read Canadian nonfiction works for Black History Month 2019
14 Canadian books to read on Valentine's Day
In Conversation
Why books were a form of escape for Canada Reads author Lindsay Wong
Bestsellers
The bestselling Canadian books for the week of Feb. 3-9, 2019
Jael Richardson's book pick: The Matchmaker's List by Sonya Lalli
When Charles Schulz told CBC he was 'mainly' Charlie Brown
Anne of Green Gables ballet to tour Canada, U.S. starting Sept. 2019
Naomi Klein to write On Fire, a book on creating a blueprint for tackling climate change
Writing Tip
Have you lost your way in your writing? Only write what's necessary
Why teenage refugee Abu Bakr al Rabeeah and teacher Winnie Yeung wrote about his family's life in Syria
Reading Montaigne: Why a 16th century writer still matters today
The untold story of Canada's black train porters
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