'The Clothesline Swing is a journey through the troublesome aftermath of the Arab Spring. A forme...

'Manipulators, liars, egomaniacs, bullies, interrupters, condescenders, ice queens, backstabbers,...

Dandurand's work tackles complicated personal and social issues by drawing on his observations of...

From child abuse to environmental defilement, Moore's narrative poem brings to the surface transg...

Fifty poems to dance (awkwardly) between queer and anxious spaces.

Celebrating a quarter century of crosswords!

Timely Irreverence is a collection of occasional poems that are sewn together through the inescap...

'From Glenn Gould to Jeff Wall to an aspiring Miss Hong Kong, Doretta Lau has an imagination larg...

Nobody knows bad ideas quite like Michael V. Smith. In his new collection of poetry, he speaks to...

'In this debut poetry collection by author Kim Fu, incantations, mythical creatures and extreme v...

Undoing Hours

'Prose poems, soundtracks, minifictions—the lyrical, multi-faceted pieces in The things I heard a...

'Take the Torch is a memoir of politician Ian Waddell, a Canadian politician, author and filmmake...

A Bigfoot myth for young readers, told in the great Indigenous storytelling tradition.“Deep in th...

'After the Hatching Oven explores chickens: their evolution as a domesticated species; their plac...

'The context is Summer 2017, Vancouver, British Columbia, where economic imperatives are making s...

X, passing the Ancient Marineron his new SeaDoo, like pirate flixwith cheap FX, no kraken explode...

The power of water is the power of blood, flood and drought. Water keeps it real, keeps us real. ...

Christian McPhersons debut novel The Cube People pokes fun at government cubicle culture through ...

'What Your Hands Have Done looks at how life spent in a close-knit fishing family in rural Prince...

A brief and highly personal memoir that probes the unique and sometimes unsettling tenor of life ...

Olson and Macleod's puzzles are ingrained with accents of Canadian culture:-Lion's club (CFL) -St...

'One of the most important voices in Canadian literature today.'--Richard Van Camp

The Pit

One afternoon, in an old house in an abandoned village on the outskirts of Perimeter, in the plac...

'Little Wild explores the performance of masculinity in contemporary Canada, with a focus on how ...

'For Your Safety Please Hold On is Czaga's answer to Moure's Domestic Fuel and Solie's Short Haul...

A moving, fictional account of a young woman's journey through the lives of her grandparents, her...

Digsite draws on Nicholsons experience working in the Alberta oil sands and arboreal forest, taki...

Heed this warning. In X, Rhodes takes poetry from the comfortable land of the expected to places ...

'We do not own the water. The water owns itself.'-- Lee Maracle

Author is an award-winning slam poet

'Pluviophile is a poetic rumination on where language originates and what value it retains to une...

Creeland: The Hidden Curriculum of Compulsory Schooling

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'Bec and Call focuses on quotidian life, family relationships, and female sexuality. These are bo...

'I really enjoyed the humour and challenge of these (O Canada) puzzles. Please tell me you plan t...

'These fiercely beautiful stories create a kaleidoscopic vision of a very real but sometimes unse...

Winner of a BC 2000 Book Award

There are too many stories about Indigenous women who go missing or are murdered, and it doesn¿t ...

What the Poets Are Doing is a collection of conversations between millennial and Generation X poe...

New poems from Trillium award-winning poet Nick Thran.

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Rodney DeCroo's second poetry collection, Next Door to the Butch...

Wigford is a small town in rural Southwestern Ontario, home to a cast of recurring characters: Bu...

Later we will laugh; shake moonlightoff our clothes like ash. For now we stare at the clock. Thed...

If I Were in a Cage I'd Reach Out for You

An eclectic new collection from Toronto poet Jay MillAr.

'Preoccupied with the complexities of identity and selfhood, memory, embodiment, loss, and family...