Vol. 57, No. 1 | Article How Strong Nations Tells a Story Over the last 15 years, Strong Nations has supported literacy communities of Vancouver Island by publishing authentically diverse stories of... Bailey Bellosillo Sep 18, 2025
Vol. 56, No. 4 | Article Stories That Shaped Me I spent 2024 reading my way through self-actualization. And by ‘self-actualization,’ I mean trying to figure out how to be a slightly... Ella Hannesson Jan 15, 2025
Arts, Lifestyle, Literature The Trials and Tribulations of a Bookworm I’ve been banned. From getting new books. By me. Why, you might ask? Because I suffer from the age-old problem of readers the world over: too many... Sophia Wasylinko Sep 20, 2022
Arts, Literature, Reviews 2021 in (Book) Review I read 45 books (and five plays) in 2021. I’ve always been a big reader, but last year was the first time I set out to make a comprehensive list of... Isabella Ranallo Jan 23, 2022
Arts, Literature, Reviews Why I (Sometimes) Read Romance Novels Romance isn’t my genre of choice, yet romance novels have been cropping up on my “recent reads” lists a lot more often lately. I usually read... Sophia Wasylinko Jan 09, 2022
Arts, Literature A Review of the Brontë Sisters’ Work Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre might be a rite of passage for first-year English students at VIU. I’ve seen the university edition being read on the... Isabella Ranallo Oct 01, 2021