This November, as part of National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), Lower Mainland libraries, coffee shops, restaurants, and SkyTrains are filling up with amateur and professional writers each attempting to create a manuscript in a month.
Local crime and mystery authors E. R. Brown, Dietrich Kalteis, and Sam Wiebe appeared at the Burnaby Public Library McGill Branch for a public reading of their works, a lively discussion about crime and mystery fiction, and a Q-and-A on November 5.
Ever wonder if your fellow classmates, instructors, or employees at Douglas College make art in their spare time?
With last month’s Vancouver International Film Festival now in the past, it’s time to start exploring this month’s film festivals.
DC comics has spent the past few years bringing their characters to life on the small screen.
Avocations celebrates the artistic works of 20 Douglas College students and staff, showcasing their ceramics, jewellery, paintings, and photographs in the Amelia Douglas Gallery.
As evening falls on the fictional town of Almost, Maine, characters of various ages discover different kinds of love in very literal ways.
Kickstarter is full of unique and wonderful projects by creators who are passionate about their specialized fields.
Ryan Adams released his cover version of Taylor Swift’s 1989 album last month, showing the world a new side to the pop star’s music.
In a world where post-secondary textbooks are exceedingly expensive, SlugBooks, a textbook price comparison website, strives to help students make informed textbook purchases.