Win a Prize Pack from BC Publishers and their books featured at the Vancouver Writers Festival
Win a package of the following books from Harbour Publishing, Douglas & McIntyre and Nightwood Editions:
Humanitarienne: A Doctor’s Stories from the Conflict Zone by Dr. Kirsten Johnson
Douglas & McIntyre
The inspiring memoir of a bold, brave global health expert—a pioneering woman working in some of the world’s most volatile places.
The Astronaut Children of Dunbar Street: A Memoir by Wiley Wei-Chiun Ho
Douglas & McIntyre
An intimate geopolitical memoir about a family separated by distance and borders, split between Taiwan and Canada in the wake of shifting global powers.
Cheapskate in Lotusland: The Philosophy and Practice of Living Well on a Small Budget by Steve Burgess
Douglas & McIntyre
An entertaining and exuberant testament to the philosophy and practice of frugality and an invitation to live better by living within one’s means.
Searching for the Best Place on Earth: 52 Countries in 52 Weeks by Justin McElroy
Harbour Publishing
Journalist Justin McElroy travels to fifty-two countries in fifty-two weeks to discover what truly makes a place exceptional—and whether British Columbia still deserves its reputation as the “best place on earth.”
How to Nourish a Cannibal by Jess Housty
Nightwood Editions
From award-winning, bestselling poet Jess Housty, How to Nourish a Cannibal offers nourishment through land-based medicine and ancestral wisdom.
When the World Was Twice as Big by Aaron Cully Drake
Nightwood Editions
From Amazon Canada First Novel Award finalist and Leacock Medal for Humour nominee, an endearing story about a young man confronting a long-buried family secret, his tumultuous relationship with his father—and the girl who connects it all.
The Seabird Trials: How a Scientist Took Big Oil to Court and Won by Briony Penn
Harbour Publishing
Through lyrical storytelling and vivid science writing, The Seabird Trials explores one of the Pacific's deadliest oil spills and the landmark legal battle that forever changed the protection of wildlife.
Guns Across the River: A Wakeland Novel by Sam Wiebe
Harbour Publishing
Sam Wiebe’s gripping sixth Wakeland novel delivers a taut, atmospheric mystery that dives into corruption, crime and family secrets deeply rooted in Vancouver’s underworld.
A lucky winner will be chosen at random at the end of September, and contacted via email or phone:
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