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Smooth reading on the SkyTrain

Annabel Lyon on finding time to read above Vancouver

Humour

My year of them

Who wants to be you, when you can make money writing a book about trying to be someone else

Herg�: The creator of Tintin
Biography

Tintin and the secret of his creator

Jessica Warner reviews Hergé: The Man Who Created Tintin, by Pierre Assouline

Ian Brown holds his son, Walker.

Books

Globe's Ian Brown wins Charles Taylor Prize

Writer captures $25,000 prize for telling the story of his disabled son 'with artless candour, quirky humour and unsparing detail.'

The Daily Review, Mon., Feb. 8

A return to darkest Austerland

Kevin Chong reviews Invisible, by Paul Auster

Interview: Daniel Poliquin

Canada’s perpetual literary nominee

He may be a perennial bridesmaid, but Taylor Prize short-listed Daniel Poliquin is the most important author at work today on the fragile bridge connecting Canada's two solitudes

From Saturday's Books section

Just where is Don DeLillo going?

Andrew Pyper reviews Point Omega, by Don DeLillo

From Saturday's Books section

Our unsustainable economy

Gordon Laird reviews The Value of Nothing, by Raj Patel

From Saturday's Books section

Vancouver: More than the hype – and less

The Olympic city is a writer's dream subject, whether in poetry, fiction, history or earnest social analysis

From Saturday's Books section

Great filmmaker? Or just great seducer?

David Weaver reviews Star: How Warren Beatty Seduced America, by Peter Biskind

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New in paperback

A weekly guide to the hottest paperback releases

Susan Perren
New in children's books

Susan Perren reviews Here Comes The Bride, by Beatrice Masini

Here Comes the Bride by Beatrice Masini
The Globe Books blog
Last chance!

Martin Levin's Shelf Life
Holden Caulfield vs. the Phonies

The Globe Books Spring Eliminations

THE FINALS!! After two rounds of voting, we are down to the final two books for your choice of the spring title you are most looking forward to.

Interactive Puzzles

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Decoding the Decade: Books
The Book of the Decade

You don't need to visit the Hall of Prophecy to figure this one out

British author J.K. Rowling presents her novel Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows at the National History museum in London.
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IFOA podcast archive

From Atwood to Ignatieff to Willis, a complete set of all the podcasts of readings and discussions recorded at the International Festival of Authors