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Hearts of Flame
Fabulous new cover for a veteran novel: Emily Honderich’s new cover sets a fabulous standard for this Toronto Book Award-winning novel of the ’80’s in Toronto for newly arrived artists from the west.
Toronto Star Opinion, Saturday August 29: I spend my summers in Alberta. It’s hard to believe this province wants to tear the country apart
Katherine Govier C.M. divides her time between Toronto and Canmore. Her most recent novel is ‘The Three Sisters Bar and Hotel.’
Bob Rae’s book Reclaiming Canadian Sovereignty is now in stores.
Here’s a snapshot of the contributors’ list.
Sans Souci Book Club
We were 28 of us gathering to meet Katherine Govier and enjoy her discussion of her book ‘Angel Walk’.
The Printmaker’s Daughter in The New York Times
One of Janie Chang’s favourite historical novels about rebels and rule-breakers!
Many Lives Mark This Place by John Hartman
The exhibit is open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm free of charge at 501 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W.
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Video link to Katherine Giving the Hurtig Lecture at the University of Alberta, Oct 5
Not the Public Broadcaster loves the Three Sisters Bar & Hotel
The Three Sisters Bar & Hotel seems like a labour of love and a passion project for Katherine Govier, one of Canadian literature’s most enduring, endearing and gifted authors.
Peterborough Examiner calls Creation top environmental read “enthralling and “intriguing”
Peterborough Examiner calls Creation top...
Watch film of Angel Walk
Watch film of Angel WalkView the BravoFact film...
Art In Fiction
Art In FictionGuest Post: Hokusai’s Daughter Oei...
Watch the fascinating webinar
“Katsushika Oei: A Woman Artist in the Floating World” with Katherine speaking to Dr. Rosina Buckland, Curator of Japanese Art at the British Museum in December, 2020.
BBC radio 4 calls Oei ‘the next wave’
BBC radio 4 calls Oei ‘The Next Wave’WATCH AS...
LISTEN AND WATCH
Katherine delivered the annual Hurtig Lecture on the Future of Canada
at the University of Alberta on October 5th.
Che Marville Talks to Katherine about her novels, and how they connect to the Shoe Project
He has just received the Order of Canada.
Congratulations, John!