Why Ernest Hemingway had a problem with Toronto
Did you know that Ernest Hemingway wrote for the Toronto Star? The iconic cigar-smoking, bull-fighting American writer spent two separate st...
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20 of 70 episodesHow an accidental police officer stumbled into a career as a mystery author
Clare Mackintosh joined the police force by accident. But taking what she learned over a 12 year career and using it to become a bestselling...
Spilling secrets and small-town adultery in The Shampoo Effect
For years Jenny Jackson worked as an editor for some of the biggest authors in the publishing game. Eventually, she took what she had learne...
Kid approved books they will actually want to read this Summer
Wondering how you’re going to keep your kids reading now that school’s out? Our children’s book panel is here to help. We’ve asked writer, b...
What is the greatest Canadian novel of all time?
Here at The Next Chapter, we read Canadian all year long. But to help celebrate Canada Day, we’re asking what makes a book a Canadian classi...
Mystery solved: your summer reading list
The Next Chapter’s mystery panel is back with their summer round-up. Two mystery writers, Angela Misri and Sam Wiebe have hand selected thei...
The book that inspired Carley Fortune's writing career
Carley Fortune is one of the biggest names in contemporary romance. This year, two of her hit novels are being adapted into TV series, and h...
The hidden connection between basketball and book nerds
The Toronto Tempo recently became Canada's first WNBA team. If you, like many others, are considering checking out the action, our in-house...
Why Ann Patchett thinks the secret to success might be lowering people's expectations
Ann Patchett has written many celebrated books: Bel Canto, The Dutch House, State of Wonder. Her new book, Whistler, is another in her line-...
Get ready for the World Cup with these essential soccer books
As Canada prepares for its upcoming World Cup games, writer, musician and sports enthusiast Dave Bidini joins the show to help get you in th...
After Heated Rivalry, what’s next for romance readers?
Readers are still in love with romance. The genre has become the engine behind the publishing industry, and Heated Rivalry shifted things in...
The Montréal bookstore doing it like no other: Meet Joie de Livres
If there ever was a bookstore that lived up to its name, it’s Joie de Livres in Montréal. From its shelves of romance and fantasy, to its co...
The books that made David Chilton The Wealthy Barber
Before he ever joined the cast of Dragons’ Den, David Chilton wrote the incredibly successful financial book The Wealthy Barber. His advice...
Heated Rivalry’s Nadine Bhabha’s It Girl book club
Nadine Bhabha wears many hats. Poet, comedy writer, actor and avid reader. She’s been in hit shows like Heated Rivalry and Letterkenny, work...
The books that made Andrew Phung fall in love with storytelling
Andrew Phung is a comedian, writer and an actor. He’s probably best known for the five years he played Kimchee on Kim’s Convenience, and fro...
How being a 'sickly child' made Wayne Johnston a better writer
Wayne Johnston is a master storyteller. He’s been writing books for forty years, with the history, politics and people of Newfoundland figur...
How reading became the hottest fashion trend of 2026
Gen Z has found a new favourite way to improve their outfit while simultaneously looking more intellectual. Add a book. Books have become on...
Her uncles for worked for MI6, now she writes spy novels
Iona Whishaw dreamed of being a writer since she was a child. It may have taken longer than she had expected, but by her mid sixties she had...
How Elise Silver became one of the biggest names in romance
Elsie Silver has become one of the most popular romance writers in the world. She's best known for her small town, slow burn romance novels,...
Exploring the fear that turned women into “witches”
When Jennifer Chevalier isn’t digging up the latest political scoop on The House on CBC Radio, she’s unearthing untold stories of women in h...