Ami McKay

These Canadian business women are all entrepreneurs who have turned their love for design into successful businesses. They show us how they did it, one exquisite object at a time

The Witches of New York author Ami McKay on crones, nasty women and what has (and hasn’t) changed since Salem.

Sigh…I’ve had that pre-vacation feeling for weeks now. As in, I am feeling it in my bones that my body and soul need a break. And so as I head out on this year’s staycation (we’ve already spent time in Belgium, the Netherlands and Jamaica this year, so this is a low-key holiday) I wanted to put together a list of to-do things on my vacation that will bring a smile to my face.

Ami McKay writes about her newest novel, The Virgin Cure, and the stories, dreams, and inspiration that went into the making of it.

Check out our first official Chatelaine Book Club pick: Ami McKay’s The Virgin Cure. In part one (pages 1-116), we meet 12-year-old Moth, who finds herself out on the streets after her mother sells her into service.