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Train for the Sun Run

The Sun Run is coming, and you can read about how to train to better your time and avoid injury in Monday’s Vancouver Sun.

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This month's book club selection: Giller winner The Sentimentalists

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Anna Porter wins Shaughnessy Cohen Prize

Comic novel wins Canada Reads

Martel gives up on mission to bring literature to PM

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David Nicholls' One Day an international hit

New letters show human side of J.D Salinger

BBC offers an ending to Dickens' unfinished novel

Bob Dylan rolling out six more books: report

Stieg Larsson left behind unfinished Millennium novel

Atwood to publish her 7th children's book

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Cover to Cover: Tracy Sherlock hits the shelves in search of hidden paperback gems.

Vancouver Sun books editor Tracy Sherlock delves deep into the world of books and reading.

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Lines blur between adult and teen novels

Books such as Harry Potter, The Book Thief or The Hunger Games have crossed the traditional lines between teen and adult fiction, something some literary types say is a bit of a trend.

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Kids books: The past is present and the present is past

‘The past is never dead. It’s not even past,” wrote William Faulkner.

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Sun Book Club: Getting to know The Sentimentalists characters

In the first half of the novel, what do we learn about our characters from the stories told about each family member? The novel opens with the narrator...

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Giller honour was a family affair for author

Alexander MacLeod was shocked when his debut short story collection Light Lifting was shortlisted for the 2010 Scotiabank Giller Prize.

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Beggar's Garden: Striking portraits of the vulnerable

The Beggar’s Garden is a collection of nine short stories centred around Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside community. First-time author Michael Christie, ...

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Salt Road: Cultural lessons and liaisons

Jane Johnson has trudged through slush from her hotel to her publisher's office and, by the time she arrives, she's shivering from whipping snow flurries...

Move over Stieg Larson and Stephenie Meyer

In England, booksellers can't keep the novel on their shelves -- even though it will soon be two years since publication.

Charles Foran wins Charles Taylor literary prize for Richler biography

A little under five years ago, Charles Foran travelled to Montreal and met with Mordecai Richler’s widow, Florence. He intended to write Richler’s biography...

Senator Hugh Segal offers advice to Conservatives in new book

The Conservative government must avoid falling into the trap of letting “elites” in the bureaucracy dilute policies and must also resist “excessive partisanship...

The Olympian effort to stage the Games

For all the eloquent and passionate speeches he has given about the Vancouver Olympics, John Furlong has a secret.

An upbeat look at the Winter Games, Patriot Hearts is no tell-all

The first thing you should know if you’re going to read this book is that it’s almost a prerequisite that you put on your Olympic red mittens and sing...

Vancouverite writes up a kids' books storm

Charise Mericle Harper, who grew up in Kitsilano, is a prolific and popular creator of books for kids.

The journey from Eat Pray Love back to marriage

At the end of Eat Pray Love, Elizabeth Gilbert found herself, against all odds, in love again. This time, though, she was determined not to marry. It ...

Bookstores facing exodus of readers

Pundits might put a different spin on how and when it will happen, but all see a struggle for survival by traditional booksellers thanks to a growing...