There’s a certain essence about summer that invites readers to vanish—not as a whole, just enough to let five books slip into your suitcase alongside a bottle of sunscreen. Enough to make your current read a travel companion for adventures and unexpected airport delays. 

Let’s be honest. Summer is for three things: reading, reading, and—oh wait—there’s just more reading. But when the sun’s out and your to-be-read pile looks like a delicious buffet, there’s only one thing on your to-do list. Whether you're under a tree annotating a book or protecting your paperback from the poolside sprinkles, summer reading is a lifestyle, and this is how you do it right. 

Today is July 30th, which means it is officially Paperback Book Day. If you enjoy reading, then you must know the importance of paperbacks.

Hello Fellow Readers! I have a new book to add to the shelves and a steaming new art review to go with it.

Hello Fellow Readers! The July sun is out, so what better time to add to your art collection with some of the best Indigenous art books!

Authored by Ray Cronin, Our Maud: The Life, Art and Legacy of Maud Lewis explores Maud’s life and her overall impact in Nova Scotia through

The publication date for the FIRST ever of The Atlantic Muse is going to be May 31st at 4:30pm AST. The issue features...

The Atlantic Muse is dedicated to cultivating, celebrating, and preserving  the region’s art.

|Devangana Sharma| The Atlantic Muse| 2024-03-10| Hello readers! As my first time as Editor in Chief for anything, I’m delighted to...