Wordfest presents Calgary’s celebration of Canada Reads 2026
Wordfest presents the heated literary showdown of the year
Tagged: books
Calgary adds dark fiction to its plethora of niche book stores
Emma Voelpel, Staff Writer Although romance book stores have been slowly popping up throughout the city, there’s now a store with books more haunting than picturesque. In the heart of Calgary’s own Marda Loop,...
New releases for reading week
Amanpreet Kaur, Contributor The Wasp Trap by Mark Edwards The Wasp Trap by Mark Edwards is for all the true crime, thriller, and mystery lovers. Released on Sept. 16, the book kept me engaged...
OPINION: The BookTok Sensation
The fast-fashion of the publishing market | Ava Pusztai, Staff Writer | BookTok is a fast growing community of TikTok users centred around the love of reading. Over the past five years, it has...
Get into all the feels with these romance books
Izabella Jaspar, Staff Writer February is the month of love. Single or not, it is time for self-love and romance books. These four heart-warming books will have you giggling, teary-eyed and satisfied with every...
5 books to read as busy students
Harneet Sumal, Contributor Majority of university work is reading academic articles, publications, textbooks and messy notes. But when was the last time you picked up a book to read for yourself? Fiction expands your...
Leah’s summer reads: Top five books to get after school ends
Leah Hart, Contributor If you’re anything like me, you already have your summer reads lined up. For me, gearing up for the summer typically means having a different book ready for every road trip,...
A closer look at Brene Brown’s The Gifts of Imperfection
By Leah Hart, Contributor Let me begin by saying, “self-help” books are not my go-to. Something about having someone preach at me needing to accept change and love myself isn’t something that I want...
The profound connections we make through books and other media
By Taylor Charlebois, Staff Writer A world without books is inconceivable. That’s something I’ve felt my entire life. More than twenty years later, my feelings have yet to change. But I, and my life,...
