The Next Chapter from CBC Radio

- Elizabeth Renzetti on Shrewed - Bedside Books: Natalia Yanchak on The End, By Anna by Adam Zachary - Odd Job: Heidi Sopinka, author of The Dictionary of Animal Languages - Allan Hawco and Lisa Moore on the TV adaptation of her novel Caught - Dog-Eared: Brad Smith on The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck - Cherie Dimaline on The Marrow Thieves

- Omar El Akkad on American War - Jeff Lemire answers the Proust Questionnaire - Dog-Eared: Kai Cheng Thom on Tamora Pierce's The Song of the Lioness series - In Tune: Treasa Levasseur on Whale Music, the novel and the album -Hilary MacLeod on her Shores mystery series -Tyrell Johnson on The Wolves of Winter

- Patrick Lane on Deep River Night - Odd Job: Drew Hayden Taylor on painting at Trent University - Bedside Books: Luna Li on Chelsea Girls by Eileen Myles - Randy Boyagoda on Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace - Marissa Stapley on Things to Do When It's Raining - Craig Davidson on Precious Cargo

- Mark Sakamoto on Forgiveness: A Gift from My Grandparents - Bedside Books: Raine Maida on The Rebel by Albert Camus - Canisia Lubrin on Voodoo Hypothesis -Antanas Sileika on Rise of the Necrofauna by Britt Wray

- Carleigh Baker on her short story collection Bad Endings - Bedside Books: Shannon Graham on 13 Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl by Mona Awad - Sharon Bala on her Canada Reads 2018 contender The Boat People - David Huebert on his short story collection Peninsula Sinking - Susan Currie on her novel The Mask That Sang

- Tom Wilson on Beautiful Scars: Steeltown Secrets, Mohawk Skywalkers and the Road Home - Dog-Eared: S K Ali on The Complete Stories by Flannery O'Connor - If you liked that, you'll love this: Donna Bailey Nurse on The Mother by Yvette Edwards and Soucouyant by David Chariandy - Jordan Tannahill on Liminal - Robert Everett-Green on In a Wide Country

- Jonathan Torrens and Jeremy Taggart on Canadianity - Odd Job: Karen von Hahn - Sharon Butala answers the Proust Questionnaire - Treasa Levasseur on Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale and Lakes of Canada's album Transgressions - Monique Gray Smith on Speaking Our Truth

- Thomas King on the illustrated edition of The Inconvenient Indian - Bedside Books: Tamara Lindeman on Conversations with Friends by Sally Rooney - Randy Boyagoda on I Don't Want to Know Anyone Too Well by Norman Levine - Kai Cheng Thom on A Place Called No Homeland - Dog-Eared: Grace O'Connell on The Deptford Trilogy by Robertson Davies -Dennis Lee on Heart Residence: Collected Poems 1967 to 2017

-Alan Doyle on A Newfoundlander in Canada -Ann MacMillan on War Stories -Julie Chadwick on The Man Who Carried Cash -Odd Job: Omar El Akkad -Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas on War of the Blink

-Tanya Talaga on Seven Fallen Feathers -Brenley MacEachern on The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood -Michelle Alfano on The Unfinished Dollhouse -Ivan Coyote on Tomboy Survival Guide -If you liked that, you'll love this...: Victor Dwyer

-Brian Francis on financial books -Bedside Books: Aaron Karpinka and Shawn Karpinka -Roberta Rich on A Trial in Venice -Mandy Len Catron on How to Fall in Love with Anybody -If you liked that, you'll love this: Vish Khanna

-Rick Hansen's Man in Motion World Tour -Writers give advice -Angie Abdou on In Case I Go -Aviaq Johnston on Those Who Run in the Sky -Liona Boyd -Dog-Eared: Dave Carley on A Month in the Country -Bedside Books: Emmanuel Jal on Think and Grow Rich

- Meg Masters and Jess Milton on Stuart McLean's "Christmas at the Vinyl Cafe" -Kevin Laliberte on Life 3.0 by Max Tagmark -Meira Cook on Once More withe Feeling -Mystery books panel -Martha Batiz on Plaza Requiem -Susan Juby on audiobooks

-Karl Subban on How We Did It -Banners on The Golden Compass by Philip Pullman -Jane Farrow on The Book of Lists -Claire Messud on The Burning Girl -Hannah Alper on Momentus -Children's book panel recommendations for holiday reading

-Jan Wong on Apron Strings -Janis Thiessen on Snacks -Aparita Bhandari on three favourite cookbooks -Daphna Rabinovitch on The Baker in Me -Emma Knight on The Greenhouse Cookbook -David Wolfman on Cooking with the Wolfman