Indigenous Voices at the Vancouver Writers Fest 2025

Meet some of today’s most acclaimed Indigenous authors and influential voices at this year’s Vancouver Writers Fest, happening October 20-26, 2025 on Granville Island.
Continue reading this postMeet some of today’s most acclaimed Indigenous authors and influential voices at this year’s Vancouver Writers Fest, happening October 20-26, 2025 on Granville Island.
Continue reading this postThe Squamish Nation has won the 2025 City of Vancouver Book Award for their book Tiná7 Cht Ti Temíxw: We Come From This Land.
Continue reading this postIf you’re looking to cool off this summer, the new book Swimming Holes and Beach of Southwestern BC by Alex McKeen and George Harwood offers an essential guide to the region’s best dips.
Continue reading this postThe Game is a new children’s book by Indigenous storyteller Henry Charles (Ten Bears) which combines Musqueam language and culture with the beloved sport of hockey.
Continue reading this postThe Chinatown Storytelling Centre presents Vitality: Iconic Images, Hidden Stories, a new exhibit on now until December 31, 2025 featuring the images of legendary street photographer Fred Herzog.
Continue reading this postCanadian Independent Bookstore Day is April 26th. Readers are invited to shop local and enjoy a day of contests, giveaways, and in-store events.
Continue reading this postI wrote another book with Eric Butow! Pre-order Bluesky for Dummies now to create, connect, and take control of your social media experience. In stores/online May 2025.
Continue reading this postThe Vancouver Art Book Fair is Canada’s longest-running international art book fair! It will be at the Roundhouse in Yaletown July 26-27, 2024 plus a symposium is at Emily Carr on July 28th
Continue reading this postSupport community and culture Saturday, April 27, 2024 by shopping locally during Canadian Independent Bookstore Day (CIBD) in Vancouver.
Continue reading this postGet your tickets for Hockey Night in Chinatown, an inspiring evening of storytelling to celebrate past and present Chinese Canadians involved in hockey.
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