Thanks to Taylor Simmons at CBC News for this write-up on occasion of Who Has Seen the Wind‘s 75th anniversary. W.O. Mitchell’s legacy as a
CBC article details new edition of Who Has Seen the Wind, W.O. Mitchell endowment fund Read More
Homestretch hosts Chris dela Torre and Jenny Howe chat with Orm Mitchell about the 75th Anniversary Edition of Who Has Seen the Wind, how this
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Sharon Butala spoke live with Judy Aldous and Angela Knight of Calgary Eyeopener in advance of our launch celebration. She talks about W.O. Mitchell’s influence
Sharon Butala reflects on Who Has Seen the Wind on CBC’s Calgary Eyeopener Read More
Books, Arts, and Music columnist Eric Volmers wrote about Who Has Seen the Wind and W.O. Mitchell’s significance to Alberta in advance of our launch
Who Has Seen the Wind in the Calgary Herald Read More
In the August 2022 edition of University of Toronto Quarterly, Reinhold Kramer, Professor in the Department of English and Creative Writing at Brandon University, surveys
If Sylvie Had Nine Lives named among the best Canadian fiction of 2020 Read More
Sincere thanks to Paul Karchut of CBC’s Daybreak Alberta for having Mikka Jacobsen on the show. They talk about Modern Fables, the misogynistic expectations of
Mikka Jacobsen interviewed on CBC’s Daybreak Alberta Read More
Barbara Joan Scott is interviewed by Rhonda Douglas, writer and writing mentor behind Resilient Writers, a space for women writers to overcome the fear of
Barbara Joan Scott interviewed on Resilient Writers Read More
Thanks to Jamie Tennant and the Get Lit podcast for having Emily Saso on to talk about Nine Dash Line and the thinking that went
Emily Saso on the Get Lit Podcast with Jamie Tennant Read More
Thanks enormously to Ian Colford and The Miramichi Reader for the review of Barbara Joan Scott’s The Taste of Hunger. Colford writes, “Scott’s taut, moving,
The Taste of Hunger in The Miramichi Reader Read More
For Read Alberta, literary historian Shaun Hunter details W.O. Mitchell’s life in Alberta, how his seminal novel Who Has Seen the Wind was written, edited,
Who Has Seen the Wind Comes Home to Alberta Read More
Thanks to Kyla Neufeld and Prairie books NOW for the feature of Jan Zwicky and Robert V. Moody’s Sixty-Seven Ontological Studies. The article is titled
Sixty-Seven Ontological Studies in Prairie books NOW Read More
Thanks to Jade Wallace, Reviews Editor, at CAROUSEL magazine for their feature of Dawn Dumont’s The Prairie Chicken Dance Tour. From the review: “The Prairie
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