“Not about battlefields” – Mary Sheppard’s WW1 spy thriller seeks to put Heart’s Content on the map: “I was also keen to showcase the strengths of Newfoundland women”
Congratulations on your new novel, Where the Heart Is! What inspired it? What do you think sets it apart from other historical fiction set in WWI Newfoundland? I wanted to…
Wild Hikes to Waterfalls: Steve Faulkner Guides Us to His Top 100
Can you tell us a little about yourself? A resume that includes work both as a field geologist and an RCMP officer seems unusual. I am originally from Musquodoboit Harbour,…
Run, walk, pirouette – just get to the Festival of New Dance 2025
Continuing through the weekend, the Festival leaps and sours, entertains and amazes. So far audiences have seen solos, ensembles, duets, even a short film from Lynn Panting – so much…
“You should have fun with your characters”: Xaiver Michael Campbell releases children’s book
Can you tell us a little about yourself? I was born in Jamaica, and have lived in St John’s for almost two decades. I love to bake, cook, write, read,…
“Tudor decided ‘that myth is good for me because it’s a signal to anybody who might have something like that in mind: You’re not going to get away with it'”: Linden MacIntyre on An Accidental Villain, Part 2
So, Tudor is in St John’s, and set up with a job in fish exports, but his original sponsors have unexpectedly died. What happened next? Several businessmen who had connections…
“A lot of military men with that heroic sort of experience want to brag”: Linden MacIntyre on the challenges of investigating the notorious, secretive Hugh Tudor
Congratulations on releasing An Accidental Villain. The last time we talked, you had just published The Winter Wives, and you said you were going to London (UK) to do some…