The Book Cover episode features Andy W. Taylor, co-editor of SuperCanucks: An Anthology of Canadian Small-Town Superheroes, discussing this 2026 anthology that reimagines the superhero genre through a distinctly Canadian lens. The collection contains eleven stories centered on superheroes operating in small towns and…
Worth it if you enjoy Canadian speculative fiction, superhero stories with regional flavor, or interviews with working writers about the craft and editorial process.
The Book Cover episode features Sheena Smith discussing two of her published works: 'Faith, Fun & Freedom: 21 Ways to Grow Your Network Marketing Business with Peace, Purpose & Proven Strategies' and 'Métis Path: A 53-Week Heritage Journal Rooted in Culture – Guided by Spirit.' The first book targets women over 40 in…
Worth it if you're already interested in faith-based network marketing resources or Métis cultural reconnection and want to hear directly from the author about her books.
The Book Cover features author Louise Bradford discussing her children's book Sage and the Snowshoe Express, which was inspired by a family discovery: a Library and Archives Canada document mentioning her great-great-grandfather Raymond Miron was a snowshoe mail carrier in northwest Ontario. Bradford, a member of…
Worth it if you're interested in Indigenous children's literature, language revitalization, or how family history inspires creative work.
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