When I witnessed a sudden spike in book sales for Jack Stilborn’s debut The Tyranny of Good Intentions I reached out to see if he could think of any reason for the fresh activity. “My sister submitted a review to the Globe,” he offered casually.

Mutate continues the story that began with Infect in a genre the author calls ‘horror with heart’

An elementary teacher in School District 43 (SD43) who’s had a diverse professional background will have another title on his resume next month: author.

A Collingwood author is releasing his first fiction novel this weekend, and he got here with a little help from a community of Collingwood writers.

J. T. Maxwell started writing his debut novel, "Red Brick Road," when his son was born in 2007. When he would get up to feed the baby at 2:30 a.m., he couldn’t get back to sleep.

For Rebecca Benison, the book grew out of a short story contest she entered. While she didn’t win, Benison felt “the story had more to it.”

Read the Haldiman Press article featuring Amber Kuipers and daughter discussing their book, Harper and the Elephant.

Read the Hanover Post article featuring Grego Dow and his book, Alexandra’s Alligator.

Read the Toronto Star article featuring Amber Kuipers and her book, When Grey Came to Stay.