Vancouver


City of Glass: Douglas Coupland's Vancouver
The Jade Peony
How Poetry Saved My Life: A Hustler's Memoir
Five Little Indians
Girlfriend in a Coma
In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters with Addiction
The Conjoined
Stanley Park
JPod
Dear Current Occupant
The Beggar's Garden
The End of East
The Glass Hotel
Next Year, For Sure
Do Not Say We Have Nothing
Listening to Whales by Alexandra MortonThe Lost Whale by Michael ParfitThe Golden Spruce by John VaillantWaiting for the Whales by Sheryl McFarlaneI Heard the Owl Call My Name by Margaret Craven
British Columbia
440 books — 113 voters

City Builders by Richard LittlemoreBlood, Sweat and Fear by Eve LazarusCold Case Vancouver by Eve LazarusVancouver Exposed by Eve LazarusSensational Vancouver by Eve Lazarus
Vancouver B.C.
54 books — 5 voters
City Builders by Richard LittlemoreRunaway by Evelyn LauThe Best Place by Danya FastStreet Kids by Marlene WebberThe God of My Art by Sarah  Lane
Books About Street Life in Vancouver
13 books — 6 voters

Don't Close Your Eyes by Lynessa JamesComplicated Moonlight by Lynessa LayneThe Euthanist by Alex DolanLégendes by Dominique  LetellierEarthly Powers by David       Anderson
Suspense, Suspense, Suspense
13 books — 12 voters
I Heard the Owl Call My Name by Margaret CravenCowboys Don't Cry by Marilyn HalvorsonNo Fixed Address by Maureen BaylessWhy Just Me? by Martyn GodfreyHold Fast by Kevin Major
20th Century YA Set in Canada
110 books — 7 voters

Steve   Hamilton
IT IS EARLY Sunday morning when Briar is finally able to extricate herself from the apartment, having showered and dressed herself in something that did not remind her of him. Her hair is still wet when she makes it out into the pouring rain outside of their building. The taxi driver is waiting for her at the end of the lane, but she pretends that it is an old friend who has come to rescue her from her darkness, so that any neighbours who might catch a glimpse of her will be unaware of her lonel ...more
Steve Hamilton, A Scandal of the Particular

Sabina   Malik
After the olvidavirus wiped out a million people’s memories, planes literally fell from the sky. Selective amnesia, they called it, just like in the movies. Some people forgot how to do their jobs, like pilots, and I forgot the people I loved.
Sabina Malik, Jaya's Paper Heart: & Other Tales of Resistance

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