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Top Shelves: What's on your bookshelf? | Episode 1: Jana Pruden

Top Shelves is a window into some amazing home libraries and the readers who assemble them—lovingly, carefully, obsessively—one book at a time. Host Michael Hingston visits the home of Jana G. Pruden. Jana is an award-winning writer who’s been penning longform stories about the prairies for more than two decades. Jana shares her love of non-fiction books about journalism and a pulp fiction novel about a "girl reporter". Watch more CBC Creator Network videos:    • CBC CREATOR NETWORK   Subscribe to CBC Vancouver: https://www.youtube.com/cbcvancouver?... Jana G. Pruden is an award-winning writer who’s been penning longform stories about the prairies for more than two decades. In 2013, her story “Fear on the Family Farm” was named one of the best true-crime stories of the year by Slate, and has now been read by more than a million people around the world. Her story “Persepolis Found,” meanwhile, became the loose inspiration for Kevin Smith’s 2016 film Yoga Hosers. Books featured in this episode: Sally Baxter—Girl Reporter—and the Runaway Princess Sylvia Edwards World Distributors (Manchester) Limited n.d. How to Read a Newspaper Edgar Dale Scott, Foresman and Company 1941 The Newspaper Worker James McCarthy New York Press Guild 1906 Thing I Love About Summer Jana Pr self-published 1981 Credits: Directors: Michael Hingston and Dylan Rhys Howard Producers: Michael Hingston and Dylan Rhys Howard Host: Michael Hingston Camera: Dylan Rhys Howard // Elise Leske Edit: Dylan Rhys Howard Series created by: Michael Hingston Produced for CBC Creator Network. Connect with CBC Vancouver online: Website: https://www.cbc.ca/bc TikTok:   / cbcvancouver   Instagram:   / cbcvancouver   Facebook:   / cbcvancouver   Twitter:   / cbcvancouver     / cbcnewsbc   #CBCEdmonton #CBCCreatorNetwork #Edmonton #Alberta