Elizabeth Renzetti

3 days ago | crimereads.com | Kate Hilton |Elizabeth Renzetti

Kate Hilton, a practicing psychotherapist, and Elizabeth Renzetti, a career journalist, are the authors of the Quill & Packet mystery series. The first book, Bury the Lead, became a bestseller in Canada when it was published in early 2024. On May 1, Widows and Orphans continues the adventures of Cat Conway, a journalist for a cottage-country newspaper, as she investigates the murder of a wellness influencer and dodges attacks by misinformation-sowing locals.

2 weeks ago | everythingzoomer.com | Elizabeth Renzetti

| April 30th, 2025While puzzles may be a metaphor for life, solving them might also benefit our brain health. Illustration: Valeriya Simantovskaya/StocksyOn a cold winter evening not long ago, I found myself searching for a piece of a naked demon, but no one had seen it. “I’m putting together the trumpet monster,” my daughter said. My son was working on the Garden of Eden.

Jan 14, 2025 | cbc.ca | Malcolm Gladwell |Farzana Doctor |Chelene Knight |Elizabeth Renzetti

Reading a good book can help you start the year off right! Check out these 14 Canadian titles with themes of self-empowerment, finding one's voice and making sense of the world. The Myth of Normal by Gabor Maté with Daniel MatéThe Myth of Normal is a book by Gabor Maté and Daniel Maté. (Knopf Canada, Ken Wilkinson)In The Myth of Normal, Gabor Maté examines why chronic illness and general health problems are on the rise in Western countries with good healthcare systems.

Dec 5, 2024 | everythingzoomer.com | Elizabeth Renzetti

| December 5th, 2024Cher, backstage at the Palace Theatre in L.A., knows her way around a mirror and how to wield a lipstick. Artistic Director, Dirk Rudolph; Fashion Director, Joanne Blades/ Art Department; Stylist, Marjan Malakpour / The Only Agency; Hair Stylist, Serena Radaelli / Cloutier Remix; Make-up Artist, Francesca Tolot / Cloutier Remix; Manicurist, Yoko Sakakura / Nails by Yoko.

Nov 8, 2024 | thestar.com | Elizabeth Renzetti

She bestrides the world like a tall, multi-instrumental, cat-loving colossus. Records fall, are smashed, under her booted feet. She has the attention of the U.S. president, the most powerful man in the world, and also millions of young women, one of whom might one day be president. She is the object of both cultish devotion and seething resentment. She is Taylor Swift, and there’s no one like her. And yet, in the contradictions of her existence, she mirrors the women who adore her.