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Wachtel, Eleanor
Ken Mitchell interview, and Margaret Hollingsworth interview and a radio play for Vancouver CBC Radio program on Arts in BC on December 1, 1986
An Interview with Daphne Marlatt
Colombian author Héctor Abad on his memoir Oblivion
James Runcie on the beauty, sorrow, and genius of Johann Sebastian Bach
Damon Galgut probes South Africa's troubled history in his Booker Prize winner, The Promise
Mia Hansen-Løve's new movie, Bergman Island, is an intimate homage to the great Swedish director
Native American author Lousie Erdrich on The Round House
Nick Drnaso captures modern anxieties with quiet brilliance in his acclaimed graphic novels
Imagination takes flight in Hervé Le Tellier's adventurous hit novel, The Anomaly
Pakistani novelist Mohsin Hamid on trauma after 9/11, migration and belonging
Margo Jefferson on her musical icons, the Black elite, and the power of self-creation
Turkish American novelist Elif Batuman on finding—and losing—yourself in fiction
Natalie Haynes on the fantastic and fearsome women of Greek myth
Norwegian filmmaker Joachim Trier on life, love, and The Worst Person in the World
The Art of Silence: How Marcel Marceau touched hearts and saved lives without words
John Keats, the ultimate Romantic poet: an intriguing new take on his life from Lucasta Miller
Claire Keegan's Small Things Like These is a story of moral crisis, heroism and the human heart
Ocean Vuong embraces life after loss in his new book of poems, Time Is a Mother
Jason Mott celebrates the Black imagination in his surprising, moving, Hell of a Book
Israeli graphic novelist Rutu Modan finds inspiration in current realities and family secrets
Percival Everett's The Trees imagines a world where the horrors of lynching are avenged
Chinese writer Yan Ge finds solace in creating literary worlds
Nadifa Mohamed imagines the life of a Somali man wrongfully executed in her novel The Fortune Men
Quiara Alegría Hudes on her journey to writing the hit musical In the Heights
U.S. poet laureate Joy Harjo pays homage to art and ancestors in her new memoir, Poet Warrior
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