Former Yukoner Jerome Stueart and Yukon author Marcelle Dubé will read together form their books on Dec. 13 at Baked Cafe. It will be an evening about fantasy novels. Marcelle Dubé is still deciding from which of her many books...
Read MoreWhile others hunker down against winter’s wrath, the local literary scene is hotter than ever. The winter Writers’ Roundtable organized by the Friends of the Whitehorse Library (FOWL) provides a thorough overview of events for...
Read MoreIt was a rainy and windy afternoon in LePage Park on Friday, July 11, when author Jessica Simon started reading her poem, “A Spot to Watch the Fireworks”.She was followed by Whitehorse-based writers Joanna Lilley, Jerome...
Read MoreGet your cowboy hats and boots ready: this year’s Northern Opry Project is fast approaching.The concert first arrived on the Yukon scene last year, causing a stir among country music fans. This year, the Opry, which takes...
Read MoreAt the age of 30, Jerome Stueart met his mother for the first time. It’s an unusual story, but not unique. So here’s the twist: Stueart knew he was adopted but hadn’t even been looking for his mother; she...
Read MoreGiller Prize winner Elizabeth Hay is among five authors taking part in this year’s Yukon Writers’ Festival which starts April 30.The five writers will be reading their work at public events in Whitehorse and Haines...
Read MoreSoooo, notice anything different about today’s paper?We have found a new printer: Webco Leduc. It is a company that has come highly recommended and its people have bent over backwards to convince us they will do a good job...
Read MoreWhat do you call a group of novelists? A narrative of novelists? A nonsense? A nuance? A nebula?A collective name would come in handy, seeing as there will be at least 23 people in the Whitehorse area simultaneously writing a...
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