Tag: UBC Press

Celebrate World Storytelling Day with captivating books for all ages, featuring nature, magic, friendship, and Indigenous culture.Go to full post …read more

A book selection that includes the tiny, personal, delicate histories as well as the expansive and consequential ones.Go to full post …read more

With exciting new books ahead, choosing can be tough. This curated list guides readers to fresh voices and thrilling reads for the season.Go to full post …read more

Notable booklists and interviews from the past 12 months.Go to full post …read more

These debut books explore themes of identity, migration, family, and more, all while offering fresh takes on familiar genres.

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These books cover everything from collaborative memoirs, story collections, essay anthologies, and more. Go to full post …read more

From nature’s rhythms to life’s milestones, these books capture the seasons, reflecting the moods and stages that shape our lives.Go to full post …read more

Explore British Columbia’s rich history and multicultural identity and discover key events that have helped shaped the province.Go to full post …read more

Book lovers know: The book is always better. But that doesn’t stop us from dreaming about reliving our favourite stories through the big screen. Here are 14 BC-published books that we’d love to see get adapted. We think these titles are Go to full post …read more

From truthful nonfiction, beautiful childrens’ stories and thoughtful poetry, we think there’s no better way to honour Indigenous Peoples Day than uplifting stories from Indigenous voices and imaginations in all of their diversity. So celebrate Indigenous joy, learn Indigenous history and Go to full post …read more

This collection is full of inspirational reads to raise your voices across a number of causes and genres.Go to full post …read more

Celebrate AccessAbility Week with books promoting inclusivity for Canadians with disabilities, offering fresh perspectives and understanding.Go to full post …read more