The Vancouver Arts Book Fair returns to the city once more

Arts Ashima Shukla - 0
From July 4–6, 2025, the Vancouver Arts Book Fair (VABF) returns to the Roundhouse Community Arts and Recreation Centre, bringing you not just knowledge...
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Six non-fiction books that ask you to feel deeply

Arts Ashima Shukla and Michelle Young - 0
I love books that breathe — that smile gently at me and invite me into their orbit; that ask, “Will you join me? Will...
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Personal reflections on the launch of Elegy for Opportunity

Arts Alex Traynor - 0
On May 10, I ventured down to SFU Harbour Center in Vancouver for the first time to attend the official book launch for Elegy...
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SFU’s artistic history comes to life in A Magical Time

Arts Kyla Wane - 0
One step onto SFU’s Burnaby campus, and the word “prison” comes to mind. However, the campus’ grey walls and bleak buildings hold a rich...
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The Book Nook: 100 years of literature on Black liberation

Arts Yildiz Subuk - 0
Content warning: this piece centres around racial segregation and systemic oppression.  Over the past century, Black writers have produced some of the most impactful works...
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Postcards from Congo is an artful graphic history

Arts Petra Chase - 0
Content warning: brief mentions of slavery, child soldiers, and war. The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is the second largest country in Africa, yet its...
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Book Nook: Xiran Jay Zhao’s Iron Widow series

Arts Phone Min Thant - 0
Content warning: brief mentions of murder and war.  Those familiar with Chinese history are probably no stranger to Empress Wu Zetian, the only legitimate empress...
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SFU’s The Lyre makes ripples across campus

Arts Hailey Miller - 0
The Lyre is SFU’s literary magazine produced through the university’s world languages and literatures program, publishing works from undergraduate students, artists, and SFU graduates,...
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The Book Nook: Investigating narratives about oppression in The Message

Arts Yildiz Subuk - 0
Content warning: mentions of slavery and genocide.  “Even plunderers are human beings whose violent ambitions must contend with the guilt that gnaws at them when...
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In case you missed it: 2666 is a telling tale of unresolved violence

Arts Yildiz Subuk - 0
Content warning: descriptions of femicide.  Roberto Bolaño was a novelist, essayist, and poet who later proclaimed he should have been a detective instead. He was...
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