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From thrillers written by the most popular writers of their era, to a blockbuster memoir from a member of the Royal Family, Winnipeggers were busy hitting the books throughout 2023.

Dec. 17 (Sunday)

Nita Prose’s debut sold more than a million copies in North America, which led to a sequel, The Mystery Guest

Globe and Mail editors and reviewers offer up our annual guide to the best fiction, non-fiction, thrillers, graphic novels, picture books and cookbooks of the year

Finishing up 2023, Liz Soares reflects on the 56 (and counting) books she's read this year and the few that made a lasting impression.

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The day has finally arrived that Julia Bennet has been both dreading and anticipating. It’s move-in day at Anderson Hughes. Her only child, Cora, is starting college. Their light-hearted banter

Thursday, Joy Harjo will talk about why she writes. Harjo is the 23rd United States Poet Laureate — the first Native American to earn this honor and only the second person overall to hold it for three terms.

Stanford Daily writers recommend some of their favorite scary books to read this spooky season.

These books are like that questionable mystery meat stew at a medieval festivalunsettling, unpredictable—but oh-so-intriguing.