Literary Culture
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In: Book Clubs
By: Lisa Rufle
Book clubs are a great way to socialize with your co-workers about non-work related subjects. more...
In: Literary Culture (general)
By: Adair Jones
Writers who are familiar with classic literary works are better able to engage with the ideas deemed most relevant to a culture. more...
In: Literary Culture (general)
By: Penny Zang
Sometimes it can be hard to find time to write. Try some of these tips to get you motivated. more...
By: Catherine Owen
With so many Canadian literary magazines, it's hard to know which ones to submit your poetry to. Do your research and increase the likelihood of being published! more...
In: Literary Culture (general)
By: Adair Jones
Writing a biography presents a set of complicated issues, particularly when family members have a stake in what is told. more...
In: Literary Events/Celebrities
By: Adair Jones
The case of Peter Carey reveals the difficulty in negotiating the terrain between the public literary figure and the private man. more...
Mis Lit: The Facts and Fictions
In: Literary Culture (general)
By: Adair Jones
Misery memoirs have found a place on bestseller lists. However, doubts of authenticity and elements of prurience cast a shadow over the boom of this new genre. more...
By: Lisa Rufle
This year's winner of the prestigious PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction, Kate Christensen, is the latest author to join the ranks of other notable fiction writers. more...
In: Literary Culture (general)
By: Lisa Rufle
Bookshelves are all the rage lately. No longer are they strictly a way for you to display your books, they have become a way to express your personality. more...
By: Laura Smith
In 1958, African writer Chinua Achebe brought African culture to the US with his novel "Things Fall Apart." This year, the novel celebrates its 50th anniversary. more...
