The Lethbridge book scene has a few offerings to both writers and readers alike. The YWCA Lethbridge and District has an
active book club, “As the Page Turns”, with details at http://www.ywcalethbridge.org/book-club where one can read the blog of past month’s book discussions and get the latest information on what the group is currently reading. The group, open to both men and women, meets at 7 p.m. the fourth Tuesday of each month at downtown YWCA at 604 8th Street South. The read for May is ‘Loving Frank’ by Nancy Horan. For more details contact Anne Remington at the YWCA at 403 329-0088 or
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This month the Lethbridge Public Library will hold a Writers’ Café & Blue Pencil Session with Betty Jane Hegerat, on Thursday, May 20 from 7 - 9 p.m. at the main branch in the Page Break Café. This informal café setting invites writers to talk about the process of writing and the ins and outs of getting published. Facilitator Betty Jane is the author or three books of fiction: Running Toward Home, A Crack in the Wall, and Delivery. She has been a social worker. She began her social work career in Lethbridge many years ago. She has also been a teacher. She was the 2009 Calgary Public Library Writer-in-Residence. A deep-rooted love of the Alberta landscape and an obsession with sifting through the messy dynamics of family — the secrets and lies in ordinary lives — underpins her stories.
Lake Lodge The Cookbook”. The Lodge, which sits on seven thousand acres of Fernie, B.C. wilderness, is a leader in the trend toward eco-tourism and sustainability known and well for their earth friendly adventures along side the delicious meals featuring fresh regional and local organic fare 
