Graphic novel combats racism in the publishing industry with humour

Arts Saije Rusimovici - 0
A Career in Books: A Novel about Friends, Money, and the Occasional Duck Bun by Kate Gavino exemplifies all the reasons a writer and...
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Must-read books by Indigenous authors

Arts Saije Rusimovici - 0
Sabrina & Corina: Stories by Kali Fajardo-Anstine This contemporary collection of stories is rated just over four stars on Goodreads, though in my opinion, it...
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Anthology explores what home means to Vancouver’s unhoused and marginalized

Arts Petra Chase - 0
Content warning: mentions of displacement by police and the death of a loved one. It’s difficult to even begin to understand the complex set of...
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Children Who Dance in the Rain highlights privilege as a “double-edged sword”

Arts Saije Rusimovici - 0
Content warning: mention of sexual abuse, sexual abuse by family member. It’s been several years since I’ve been as moved by an illustrated book as...
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Little-known library resources at your fingertips

Arts Izzy Cheung - 0
Books, articles, and study spaces are the things that come to mind when saying the word “library.” However, the libraries around us have many...
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The Book Nook: Five books to add to your summer reading list

Arts Saije Rusimovici - 0
The World Keeps Ending, and the World Goes On  by Franny Choi Reading poetry in a shaded area with a cool drink in hand —...
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In Case You Missed It: Obasan by Joy Kogawa

Arts Izzy Cheung - 0
Content Warning: Discussions of Japanese internment camps and racism. As a student who’s taken their fair share of Communication and English courses, I’m no stranger...
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Q&A with Elvira Chan on her independently-published novel

Arts Petra Chase - 0
Elvira Chan is an SFU graduate student in the area of counselling and human development. She holds a bachelor’s degree in communication with a...
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Predicting 2023 fiction trends

Arts Nercya Kalino and Petra Chase - 0
Content warning: mentions of abusive relationships, racism, and xenophobia. Out: The romanticization of abusive love interests It’s fun to indulge in a steamy romance novel every...
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Jewish Book Festival presents a collection of vivid graphic novels

Arts Aditi Dwivedi - 0
Every year, the shelves of the Cherie Smith Jewish Community Centre’s Jewish Book Festival, one of Vancouver’s “leading cultural and literary events,” are filled...
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