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Scout Magazine – The best of Vancouver food and culture.
The best of Vancouver food and culture. Currently on sabbatical from her teaching job, when we recently caught up with the artist and educator, she had just wrapped up a solo painting exhibition, and was preparing for a two-month-long stint at The FEELed LAB in Vernon...Fortunately, she had a bit of spare time to share what she’s been up to in the studio …
Scout Magazine – The best of Vancouver food and culture.
Maintaining a sunny disposition throughout a Vancouver winter is a challenge all its own. Luckily for us, we have 'Elio'- the namesake bright and bubbly younger cousin to Banda Volpi's sage and savvy Osteria Savio Volpe (aka 'Savio') - with its light-hearted lean towards cocktails and shared plates, to take comfort in over the season ahead.
Scout Book Club, Vol. 20 – Scout Magazine
16 Jan 2025 · Hi, It’s Me (McLelland & Stewart), by Fawn Parker | To say that Fawn Parker (the protagonist in author Fawn Parker’s literary-pseudo-memoir) is an “overthinker” is an understatement. A LOT goes on in Fawn’s head over the mere 24-hour-long time period in which Hi, It’s Me is framed.Granted, her mother has just died via assisted suicide that very …
Scout Book Club, Vol. 17 – Scout Magazine
11 Oct 2024 · GRAPHIC: B is For Beer (HarperCollins), by Tom Robbins | Considering the amount of time I spend drinking and thinking about beer and reading (often at the same time), it’s surprising that Robbins’ 2009 “A Children’s Book for Grown-ups” or “A Grown-up Book for Children” hasn’t come onto my radar sooner! A cheeky illustrated tale about a precocious little …
Scout Book Club, Vol. 19 – Scout Magazine
10 Dec 2024 · The Reeds (ECW Press), by Arjun Basu | Power is the overarching theme of The Reeds, a new novel by Montreal author and podcaster (The Full-Bleed Podcast), Arjun Basu.Over the course of a singular story, each member of the titular family – husband and wife, Bobby and Mimi, and their adopted children, teenaged Dee and newly adult Abbie – takes turns retailing …
Scout Book Club, Vol. 18 – Scout Magazine
18 Nov 2024 · Vladivostok Circus (Open Letter), by Elisa Shua Dusapin | A modern day story about a young woman literally running away (in part from a failed art school relationship) to join the circus. Only for protagonist Nathalie, her role is as costume designer for a Russian Bar trio – a job acquired through a connection with a higher-up in the circus company – and the circus is …
Scout Book Club, Vol. 10 – Scout Magazine
25 Mar 2024 · On Misanthropy, Mental Illness and Marpole, with Local Author, Carleigh Baker | The most recent book by teacher and award-winning local writer, Carleigh Baker, is a collection of short stories called Last Woman, released by McClelland & Stewart on March 5th, 2024.We shared our early anticipation via a shout out to the title in our Scout Book Club, Vol. 9; but after …
Scout Book Club, Vol. 12 – Scout Magazine
27 May 2024 · The Gulf, by Adam de Souza | Universal coming-of-age themes are treated with adept sensitivity and lyricism in this Vancouver-based cartoonist/author’s most recent graphic novel.The Gulf follows a determined young woman running away from familial/authoritarian pressures and expectations, in search of another, better, more collaborative and sensical way …
Scout List, Vol. 605 – Scout Magazine
31 Oct 2024 · PARADE OF LOST SOULS | Every year around this time a shadowy procession of characters meanders through the streets of East Van for the Parade of Lost Souls. Inspired by Day of the Dead celebrations, this community-driven Dusty Flowerpot-fuelled parade encourages participants to join the procession in costume, remember friends and family members who …
Scout Book Club, Vol. 15 – Scout Magazine
22 Aug 2024 · COMING SOON: The Capital of Dreams (HarperCollins), by Heather O’Neill | The latest novel from the Montreal author is a fantastical coming-of-age story, set in the made-up European country of Elysia. Artistic expression proliferates and is celebrated in its metropolis, the Capital, at times to extremes. From opera singers to authors, its wildest and most absurd …