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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Quill & Quire APRIL 2017.
Contributors
Jim Ryce is a Toronto-based freelance portrait and travel photographer. He spent most of his career as a graphic designer and he tries to bring that same design sensibility to his photos. ...
It’s time for a new kind of protest
Editor’s Note
LIKE MUCH of the world, many in the Canadian books industry were rattled, then angered, by U.S. President Donald Trump’s travel ban on refugees and immigrants from seve...
A painstaking effort
Barbara Gowdy persevered through chronic pain and illness to write her first novel in 10 years
PROFILE
BY VIT WAGNER
Barbara Gowdy is a perfectionist who, by her own admission, can spend s...
True costs
Newfoundland and Labrador’s new book tax has the province’s literary community concerned for the future
BY TERRI COLES
TWO ITEMS in particular stood out to the literary community of Newfound...
Loan Stars
Check out the BEST TITLES, as selected by Canadian librarians
EACH MONTH, library staff across the country vote for their favourite new books, via BookNet Canada’s Loan Stars program. Here are the...
Writer’s remorse
Honesty is the best policy when writing about family – especially if your story isn’t entirely true
AGONY EDITOR
Dear Agony Editor, My grandmother’s first husband abandoned her with t...