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Lowfield

PEI-born, Toronto-based author Mark Sampson returns with a new novel this spring. Lowfield, a tale of horror and paranormal suspense set on PEI, will be released April 15 by Now…

Reg Catches a Salmon: A Growth Mindset Story for Kids

PEI’s Pownal Street Press will release Reg Catches a Salmon: A Growth Mindset Story for Kids (Tales for Big Feelings #3) on April 8. Written by Lori Gard and illustrated…

Global Voices for Peace: An Introduction to Peacebuilders and the Hope They Bring

Global Voices for Peace: An Introduction to Peacebuilders and the Hope They Bring by PEI-based editor and creator Susan Hartley launches on April 29. A book launch will be held…

Kindling Hope: Daily Passages from Darkness into Light

PEI’s Pownal Street Press will release Kindling Hope: Daily Passages from Darkness into Light by Zhen-Ru, translated by the PEI-based Amrita Translation Foundation in collaboration with Kacy Lin, on April…

home: poems about family

The anthology home: poems about family will be released on April 27.  As the culmination of their poet-in-residence program at The Gallery Coffee House & Bistro, Julie R. Bull has…

Alicia Toner

Alicia Toner grew up in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Her parents didn’t play music, but it was in her family. Alicia’s father’s side of the family was very musical, and she…

Grow fresh at home

Spring is finally here, and there’s no better time to start a vegetable garden right inside your home. Even if it’s still chilly outside, you can get a head start…

Up for debate

“You don’t see with your eyes; you perceive with your mind,“ a classic Gorillaz song was brought to my mind as I left UPEI’s latest Research on Tap presentation. “The…

Watershed groups

Thank goodness for watershed groups. They have been part of the Island landscape for as long as I can remember. While many started out as organizations that promoted recreational fishing,…

Cherry Blossoms

I’ve lain here so long I’ve seen nothingbecome magnificent cherry blossoms and then nothing, again until yellow then orange thenjust in these last sickly sweet days, red. I’ve been so…