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Take a Journey to St. Barth With Michael Gross, the Premier Chronicler of the Rich
We ask the New York cultural journalist 5 questions about his literary leanings
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Ann Patchett on Her Ways of Reading, Writing and Walking
The Nashville novelist and bookstore owner answers 5 questions about her literary leanings
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In the World of David Sedaris, Anything Can Happen
The comedic memoirist answers our 5 questions about his literary leanings
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A New Kind of Book Club is Reshaping How We Read
The younger generation is putting its own spin on this venerable institution
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Mary Walsh and the Book She Didn’t Want to Write
The Newfoundland comedian answers our 5 questions about her literary leanings
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What Shari Lapena, Canada’s Darling of Domestic Thrillers, Reads for Fun
On the 10th anniversary of ‘The Couple Next Door’, the Toronto author talks 'Black Beauty', Agatha Christie and why she doesn’t reread her books
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Dear Fellow Executives
Drawing on insights from her gender transition journey, former RBC VP Katherine Dudtschak writes a new chapter on leadership
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Adventures in Nordic Noir with Jo Nesbø
The crime writer is inspired by Nabokov, Talking Heads and Huckleberry Finn
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Melissa Auf der Maur Has a “Hole” Lot of Stories To Share
The Canadian rocker dazzles us with a grunge memoir, her ’90s photos and some favourite reads
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Mark Critch On What He’s Reading on The Rock
The comedian, who’s written a new book of Canadian essays, recommends a biography of Churchill’s best friend