‘Staggering’ Through Conference Season: Can Transatlantic Book Releases Still Be So Far Apart? Porter Anderson “ As many of us in publishing race across international borders for trade shows and conferences, our books can lag months behind us in “staggered” releases — a pattern rightly called into question.
Wait! Not Another Selfie! Instead, Take A Shelfie Porter Anderson “ As Vancouver-based publishing start-up BitLit amasses tens of thousands of “shelfies” from readers, it’s starting to draw early profiles of what’s on those bookshelves — so publishers can offer ebooks to bundle with fans’ print copies.
29 Struggles Only Canadians Will Understand Heidi Priebe “ “This video is not available in your country.”
Why I Sometimes Regret Coming Out Shawn Kermanipour “ I am who I am. I cannot change it, nor do I want to. I’m comfortable in my skin, figuratively and literally.
Want To Shoot Up? Drug Clinic Will Inject Your Heroin For You Nico Lang “ “It’s like a made-for-TV movie.”
5 Ways Vancouver Is Like A Teenage Girl Trevor Risk “ 1. She throws a tantrum when she doesn’t get her own way. Her hockey team lost, which makes it time to smash in windows and steal nothing but Louis Vuitton bags and Pringles. Sounds a lot like retail therapy.
The Bruins Win, Boston Celebrates Championship, And I Was There To See It All Ben Saucier “ The city erupted. People spilled into the streets. Like a pack of migrating wildebeests, the drunken hockey faithful formed a collective whole and pushed towards the TD Garden.
The Canucks Lose, Vancouver Riots In Collective Disappointment, And I Was There To See It All Adam Humphreys “ Vancouver is ethnically diverse, but everyone shares the Canucks. Indeed, during Game 5, the arena seemed less of a sporting venue than a mega-church. And on the streets afterwards, you could hardly move – it was a roiling, animal energy.