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Letter to our readers and the BC book community in the Winter issue of BC BookWorld, as we enter our 39th year…

VWF OPENING NIGHT: Oh, Canada! is stacked. Three authors lead the conversation on Canadian identity: Bob Joseph, Kate Beaton & Emma Donoghue. Joined by Linden MacIntyre, Canisia Lubrin, and more! Oct. 20: https://t.co/vaNLNlkfml #VWF2025 #bcbooklook #bcevents #vancouver

Nice two page spread for my #streetphotography book Night Moves in @BCBookLook. @AnvilPress #streetphotographer

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Congrats to Gregor Craigie, winner of the George Ryga Award, and Kit Pearson, recipient of the George Woodcock Lifetime Achievement Award! A powerful night at VPL honoring voices that truly make a difference. #GeorgeRygaAward #GeorgeWoodcockAward #bcbooklook

Dora Prieto and Jess Goldman win the RBC Bronwen Wallace Awards Emerging Writer awards of $10,000. Learn more here:  https://t.co/LuaXD8dtUO

The Munday husband and wife team attempted many times to tame Mystery Mountain but never succeeded. Others died trying until the mountain was finally ascended years later. Read the full review about their documented discoveries here:  https://t.co/NnIs0IMBmI

This week, BCBookLook highlights Fiona McQuarrie (J-Card Press), Trevor Atkins (Silverpath Publishing), Kelly Shepherd (University of Regina Press) and Elly Mossman (Tough Old Broad Publishing) for their latest books. Get a taste of their work here:  https://t.co/wSKeeWor1j

Rebecca Wood Barrett launches her second kidlit book on June 3, at the Whistler Public Library. Learn more here:  https://t.co/Pptc2iyd40

Anna Maskerine, a survivor of domestic abuse tells her story and how she escaped through her latest book, Beneath My Scars (@caitlinpress). Read the full review here:  https://t.co/atutsLQscn

This week, BCBookLook highlights Daniel Cowper (MQUP), Isabelle Groc (@orcabook), Zena Sharman (@arsenalpulp) and Faye Bayko (@tellwelltalent) for their latest books. Get a taste of their work here:  https://t.co/wSKeeWnTbL

A master of the short story, Bill Gaston’s (@Thistledown) latest collection is about a group of characters, many with dark backstories living on a fictional island in the Salish Sea. Read more here:  https://t.co/bFI0eYN7Nx

BC-based humour writer, Steve Burgess’s Reservations: The Pleasures and Perils of Travel (@DMPublishers) has been longlisted for the 2025 Stephen Leacock Memorial Medal for Humour. Read more here:  https://t.co/I746XvOrxX

Maria Reva’s new novel delves into three women who work in the escort business in Ukraine (one a mollusk researcher) and kidnap some of their customers just as Russia invades (@knopf). Read the full review here:  https://t.co/niofAmFBwT

Natalie Lim launched her debut collection of poems, Elegy for Opportunity (Wolsak & Wynn), on Saturday, May 10. Learn more at:  https://t.co/BrCdP0zIaQ

Musqueam storyteller, the late Henry Charles wrote a tale retelling the origins of hockey through an Indigenous lens. His story has now been published. Read more at:  https://t.co/nf9neXMMpU

Victoria’s Gregor Craigie has won the George Ryga Award, an annual literary prize for a BC writer who has achieved an outstanding degree of social awareness in a new book, for his title about Canada’s housing crisis. Read more:  https://t.co/zDCAwSWb5p

In Jill Yonit Goldberg’s book, a teen's journey to maturity in America's swampy South casts a dark light on the consumerist, polluting and greed-laden oil business near the Gulf of Mexico. Read the full review:  https://t.co/8Q1srzncS6