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In Monday's newspaper

Oscars: the best and worst

Read full coverage of Sunday's Oscar ceremonies to learn the winners and losers, the highlight and not-so-highlights, with a photo spread of the fashions, without having to sit through hours of TV, in Monday's Vancouver Sun.

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Olympics, one year later special...

A look back at the 2010 Vancouver-Whistler Olympics.

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

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Brave voice, blistering story

Anna Porter wins Shaughnessy Cohen Prize

Comic novel wins Canada Reads

Martel gives up on mission to bring literature to PM

Panellists defend five novels in CBC's Canada Reads

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

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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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The King’s Speech details how sadistic nanny influenced George VI

Speech therapist Lionel Logue was nothing if not discreet. He downplayed King George VI’s stutter as a mechanical problem, resolved through exercises. After Logue died, however, his daughter-in-law Anne spoke up bluntly. She said Logue had helped George VI (1895-1952) not just with therapeutic exercises, but by being a father figure to him. Logue “was a super good daddy where George V had been a ghastly one.”

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VPL's Central Library showcases 125 years of Vancouver

The Vancouver Public Library’s Central Library (350 W. Georgia St.) is showcasing photos of 125 years of history in Vancouver in their windows along the...

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Book Club: The Sentimentalists: A book to be admired, more than enjoyed

The Vancouver Sun’s re-launched book club is reading The Sentimentalists by Johanna Skibsrud. Here is some of our conversation to tempt readers into joining...

The puzzle of J.D. Salinger

Few authors have been so venerated and yet so estranged from those drawn to his writing as J.D. Salinger.

Venus with Biceps an impressive display of female strength

Got muscles? Expect scrutiny if you’re female. Venus with Biceps interrogates the history and taboos of female muscularity and pairs a taut consideration...

Broken Hart: Former Calgary wrestler's book tells tale of dashed dreams

There's a line in Bruce Hart's autobiography, Straight from The Hart, that perfectly sums up the overriding theme of the hard-luck tale.

Books: Cover to Cover with Tracy Sherlock

Sandra Bullock's ex writing memoir

The ex-husband of actress Sandra Bullock, who admitted infidelities caused the collapse of their marriage, has signed a deal to pen a memoir, Simon & ...

Books: Cover to Cover with Tracy Sherlock

The Ghosts of Europe wins Shaughnessy Cohen Prize

Anna Porter’s The Ghosts of Europe: Journeys through Central Europe’s Troubled Past and Uncertain Future won the 2011 Shaughnessy Cohen Prize for Political...

The Heroes of Olympus, Book One: The Lost Hero

The Heroes of Olympus, Book One: The Lost Hero -- By Rick Riordan

So Much for That confronts pain of illness head-on

"So Much for That" by Lionel Shriver; Harper (448 pages, $25.99)

New library to be named Terry Salman Branch

The Vancouver Public Library is naming their newest branch after VPL Foundation board chairman Terry Salman.

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...

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

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

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...

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.

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, ...